Bitcoin rose from $76,797 to $77,952, a gain of approximately $1,155 or 1.54% in 24 hours.A quiet day. Price advanced within its established 30-day range and no institutional moves cleared a structural bar. The Clarity Act Senate vote is tomorrow but the outcome remains uncertain, which is itself neutral, not a signal.
Bitcoin rose 1.54% to $77,952, outperforming equities; the Nasdaq fell 0.82% on AI slowdown concerns while Bitcoin climbed, consistent with a 90-day BTC-to-S&P 500 correlation of only 0.28.
Bitcoin ETF flows registered a weekly reversal with ARKB, GBTC, and IBIT leading withdrawals, per Cointelegraph; weekly outflows of $463 million contrast with the prior positive trend but the daily flow z-score remains within normal range at -0.52 standard deviations.
Strive reached a 25,000 BTC treasury milestone with a $36.6 million purchase, adding 469 Bitcoin funded through its SATA preferred stock, adding to a pattern of mid-cap corporate accumulation.
The Clarity Act faces a procedural Senate vote on Tuesday with genuinely uncertain bipartisan support; Bernstein noted any positive surprise is definitely not priced in, while a bipartisan coalition of 17 state attorneys general urged rejection.
Network fundamentals remain robust: hashrate at 953 EH/s and price holding above both the 50-day SMA of $71,701 and 200-day SMA of $70,240, reflecting structural network health into the FOMC event.
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