Bitcoin fell from $78,139 to $76,864, a decline of approximately $1,275 or 1.65% over 24 hours.Mostly noise with one macro exception worth noting. The PPI overshoot and 30-year yield hitting a 19-year high drove a broad risk-off session, but no Bitcoin-specific structural break occurred. ETF outflows of $167M ended a three-week inflow run but remain within one standard deviation of the 30-day average. Near-term risk has not materially changed.
Bitcoin dropped 1.65% to $76,864 as the 30-year Treasury yield hit a new 19-year high following a US PPI overshoot, pulling the broader crypto market lower.
Bitcoin ETFs posted $167M in outflows, led by ARKB, ending the strongest three-week inflow run of 2026; the outflow z-score of -1.07 sits inside normal variance.
On-chain sell-side risk fell to rare lows, with data showing holders not distributing into the pullback despite the 5.42% seven-day decline.
Senate Republicans released a revised Clarity Act draft ahead of a September 15 vote, with Treasury Secretary Bessent publicly urging passage, adding regulatory timeline pressure.
Bitcoin's hash rate at 923 EH/s and fees at 1 sat/vB reflect a network operating smoothly, with the fixed issuance schedule and 83,571 blocks remaining to the next halving providing unchanged structural foundations.
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$1.54T
24h Volume
$30.13B
Dominance
58.5%
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