Bitcoin moved from $76,292 to $76,508, a gain of $216 or roughly 0.28% over 24 hours. Price remains range-bound within the 30-day band of $73,021 to $81,265.A quiet day. Price consolidated inside its 30-day range and no institutional moves cleared the risk-change bar. The Fed hike landed without structural disruption to Bitcoin positioning.
The Federal Reserve delivered its first rate increase since July 2023; Bitcoin absorbed the hike with a muted 0.29% move, consistent with markets having priced the decision in advance.
ETF flows came in below the 30-day average of $95.4 million per day, running at negative 1.43 standard deviations versus that mean, a notable but not extreme reading.
Bitcoin corporate treasuries bought just 5,900 BTC over the past three months according to Cointelegraph, the slowest pace in recent memory and a marginal reduction in that buyer cohort.
The US Treasury sanctioned Iranian crypto exchange BitBank over alleged bitcoin transfers to the IRGC, reinforcing existing enforcement patterns around state-linked illicit flows.
Network health remains firm: hashrate at 953 EH/s and fees at 3 sat/vB for fast transactions signal a healthy, uncongested network with no miner stress visible at current price levels.
Market Snapshot
Market Cap
$1.54T
24h Volume
$23.42B
Dominance
58.1%
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