Bitcoin slipped $122 from yesterday's $77,201 to $77,079, a move of roughly 0.12%.A quiet day. Price drifted inside its 30-day range with no institutional moves clearing a meaningful threshold. The Fear and Greed Index at 65 is 15 points above its 30-day average of 50, suggesting the market is leaning optimistic relative to recent norms, but today's price action offered no confirmation of that lean.
Bitcoin held near $77,000 despite a global bond selloff and Brent crude rising above $93, a relative outperformance worth noting against gold, which also slipped.
On-chain apparent demand turned negative again after a brief August rebound, a softening signal that bears watching if it persists into next week.
Japan-listed Remixpoint sold all ETH, SOL, XRP, and DOGE holdings, leaving approximately 1,506 BTC worth around $115 million as its sole cryptocurrency holding, a clean signal of a corporate bitcoin-only treasury shift.
Capital B raised $8.8 million from Adam Back in a private placement as the French bitcoin treasury firm targets 3,521 BTC, adding to a pattern of European corporate bitcoin treasury formation.
Hashrate held at 909 EH/s and fees remain low, confirming network security is robust and the chain is uncongested entering this macro-heavy period.
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$1.55T
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$26.41B
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59.1%
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