Bitcoin closed at $77,259, down $38 from the prior session's $77,297, essentially flat for the day.A quiet day. Price consolidated within its 30-day range, ETF flows were within normal bounds, and no institutional move cleared the significance bar. The dominant near-term variable remains Tuesday's FOMC rate decision, not today's price action.
Bitcoin was range-bound on the day, declining just $38 from yesterday's close of $77,297 with a 7-day decline of 3.3% reflecting macro headwinds from a stronger-than-expected August core CPI print.
ETF flows came in slightly below the 30-day average but within a normal band, with the z-score at -0.52 versus that mean, indicating no significant institutional exit.
Revolut disclosed a data breach in which Bitcoin transaction histories and identity documents were exposed after a fraudulent government-domain request was fulfilled, with ZachXBT speculating the incident may have targeted high-net-worth users.
CryptoQuant identified $81,700 as the key resistance level Bitcoin must clear to confirm a new bull market, with a broader resistance range extending to $88,700.
Network fundamentals remained solid with hashrate at 957.6 EH/s and fees at 1 sat/vB across all priority tiers, reflecting a healthy but low-demand mempool environment.
Market Snapshot
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$1.55T
24h Volume
$15.20B
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58.2%
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