Bitcoin fell from $78,599 to $77,201, a decline of approximately $1,398 or 1.78% over 24 hours.A quiet, mostly-noise session. Price slipped inside its established range, ETF inflows were solidly positive at $217 million and within half a standard deviation of the 30-day average, and no institutional move crossed a threshold that changes near-term risk assessment. The macro headwinds, Fed hike bets and rising bond yields, are ongoing narratives without a new discrete catalyst today.
Bitcoin ETFs took in $217 million on Monday led by BlackRock, resuming inflows after a single-session outflow interrupted the prior nine-day streak.
Bitcoin's 90-day correlation with gold reached an all-time high per The Block, reinforcing the debasement-trade framing among macro allocators.
September seasonality is now active: Bitcoin has declined in eight of the last thirteen Septembers, overlapping this year with live Fed rate-hike probability ahead of the September 16 FOMC meeting.
Bitcoin held above both its 50-day SMA ($68,124) and 200-day SMA ($69,484) despite the intraday pullback, preserving the medium-term technical structure.
Network hashrate stands at 926 EH/s with fees near 2 sat/vB, signaling no miner stress and a healthy but lightly loaded mempool entering September.
Market Snapshot
Market Cap
$1.55T
24h Volume
$30.02B
Dominance
59.1%
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