
Bitcoin price has less than 8 hours to outrun $60,000 before Hormuz conflict takes over again
Bitcoin faces a 7.5-hour macro stress test as CPI, Fed testimony and renewed Hormuz enforcement threaten to redraw the path around $62,000.
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Polymarket odds imply only a 3% chance that Hormuz traffic returns to normal by July 31 as crude approaches $80 a barrel.

BTC fell below $63,000 after new U.S. strikes as oil, the dollar and yields rose and equity futures retreated.

The token’s struggling price performance comes as ETF inflows reverse and wallet growth stalls, putting XRPL’s institutional strategy in focus.

Stablecoins brought digital cash onchain, and tokenized Treasury funds are beginning to supply the yield-bearing collateral digital markets have lacked.

American Bitcoin is betting that mining and accumulating BTC will support its valuation, even as a 1-for-15 reverse split seeks to keep its shares compliant with Nasdaq’s minimum bid-price requirement.

The SEC is reconsidering whether increasingly complex ETFs are stretching retail investors’ trust in the familiar fund structure too far.



