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U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs took in roughly $266 million on July 6, with IBIT supplying about $209 million, making the next few sessions a test of whether ETF demand can keep supporting BTC.
Bitcoin dominance fell to a one-month low as altcoin market share climbed, with traders rotating into revenue tokens, Solana infrastructure, and HYPE-style winners leading the recovery.
Weak jobs, a softer dollar, and easing Iran-shock pressure put Bitcoin’s $60,000 reclaim on a direct path toward next week’s CPI test.
Michael Saylor’s company sold Bitcoin to help fund preferred-stock payouts, testing a model built on years of accumulation.
BTC's next major advance may require deeper allocations from advisers, corporations, banks and sovereign investors.
Rare bottom-zone readings are drawing attention, but low hashprice will decide which operators can keep hashing.
Weak US jobs data gave Bitcoin bulls a reason to chase the rebound, but options traders are still paying for downside protection as the long weekend turns $66,000-$68,000 into the rally’s next trap zone.
Strategy may not become a major seller, but its ability to keep driving Bitcoin demand is under fresh scrutiny.
A $223 million inflow into spot Bitcoin funds offered relief to crypto markets after softer labor data reduced immediate pressure from rate expectations.
