BTC fell $249 from yesterday's $81,507 to $81,258, a 0.34% decline, consolidating near the top of its 30-day range after a 5.17% weekly gain.A quiet day. Price drifted inside its 30-day range and no institutional moves cleared a structural bar. Friday's $433 million ETF inflow was the session's most meaningful data point; it confirmed demand is present at current levels but today itself offered no new signal.
Bitcoin consolidated at $81,258, holding within 0.01% of its 30-day range high of $81,264 without breaching it on volume.
Spot Bitcoin ETF net inflows totaled $433 million on Friday, running above the 30-day average of $102.7 million per day by more than one standard deviation, with Fidelity's FBTC contributing $310.7 million.
The Clarity Act failed to advance in the Senate, leaving the SEC and CFTC as the primary regulatory actors on crypto markets with no near-term legislative framework in sight.
Network fees remain at 1 sat per vbyte across all priority tiers, indicating the mempool is uncongested and transaction demand is modest despite 926 EH/s of hashrate securing the network.
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