Bitcoin Surges 2.5% on Weak Jobs Data as Whales Accumulate $16.7B—But ETF Outflows Signal Institutional Retreat Bitcoin opened Friday, July 3, 2026, up 2.5% at $61,492.99, while Ethereum jumped 5.6% to $1,698.37, marking a significant weekend recovery following June’s brutal 20.48% decline. The rally was sparked by weaker-than-expected June employment data showing only 57,000 new…
Bitcoin and Ethereum staged a notable recovery from recent lows as Federal Reserve Chair Warsh signaled an easing inflation outlook, reigniting investor appetite for risk assets. Six U.S. agencies are racing against a July 18 deadline to finalize stablecoin regulations under the Genius Act, a regulatory development that could reshape crypto market infrastructure. Meanwhile, eToro…
Bitcoin and Ethereum surged on Friday as positive jobs data dampened Federal Reserve rate hike expectations, with Bitcoin climbing above $61,800 and Ethereum gaining more than 5% amid renewed inflows into spot Bitcoin ETFs. The rally represents a potential turning point after June’s weakest performance in four years, signaling renewed investor appetite for risk assets…
Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh signaled easing inflation concerns on July 1, triggering a sharp recovery in Bitcoin and crypto markets after a devastating 21-month capitulation in late June. The dovish pivot marks a potential inflection point for digital assets, as traders reassess the probability of rate hikes through year-end amid conflicting signals from persistently…
Market Overview Ethereum is trading at $1,719.60, posting a sharp 5.38% single-day gain that has pushed price decisively above the 1-hour and 4-hour short-term EMAs in a broad short-squeeze rally. On the 1-hour chart, ETH has reclaimed all key intraday EMAs — with price sitting above the EMA7 ($1,710.80), EMA20 ($1,694.47), EMA50 ($1,659.90), and EMA200…
Market Overview Bitcoin is trading at approximately $61,776–$61,786 as of July 3, 2026, having recovered meaningfully off recent lows near $58,000 but remaining well below its all-time high of $126,080. On the daily timeframe, the dominant structure is bearish: price sits below the EMA20 ($62,088), EMA50 ($65,997), and the steeply declining EMA200 ($75,965), confirming a…
Bitcoin and Ethereum staged a modest recovery over July 1-2 as Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh signaled easing inflation concerns, but institutional demand remains fragile with spot Bitcoin ETFs posting record monthly outflows in June and mixed fund flows persisting into early July. The two-day rally—Bitcoin gaining 3.19% to 3.26% and Ethereum rising 5.41%—represents relief-driven…
Crypto markets faced a challenging Wednesday as macroeconomic headwinds intensified, with Bitcoin sliding to 21-month lows amid Federal Reserve rate hike signals, Ethereum Foundation announcing significant staff cuts, and regulatory uncertainty surrounding the CLARITY Act clouding the sector’s outlook. Digital assets showed broad weakness, with major tokens extending losses as investors reassess risk exposure in…
The Federal Reserve’s renewed commitment to fighting inflation has sent Bitcoin tumbling to 21-month lows, with the crypto market now pricing in a scenario of multiple rate hikes throughout the second half of 2026. May’s Personal Consumption Expenditures data, released June 25, revealed headline inflation at 4.07 percent and core inflation at 3.41 percent—both significantly…
Market Overview Ethereum is trading at $1,616.76 as of July 2, 2026, attempting a modest recovery after a prolonged multi-month downtrend that has seen price fall from highs above $4,000 on the daily chart. Price currently sits well below the daily EMA200 ($2,271.62), EMA50 ($1,807.37), and EMA20 ($1,658.20), confirming the dominant macro trend remains firmly…
Market Overview Bitcoin is trading at approximately $60,185 as of July 2, 2026, navigating a structurally damaged macro environment following a decline of more than 50% from its October 2025 peak near $126,000. On the daily timeframe, price is currently sitting well below all major EMAs — the EMA20 at $61,992, EMA50 at $66,116, EMA200…
Bitcoin plummeted to 2026 lows amid accelerating exchange-traded fund outflows and a hawkish pivot from the Federal Reserve, casting a shadow over broader market sentiment. Meanwhile, the European Union’s Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation took full effect, prompting major exchanges to restrict services in the bloc. In brighter news, Ripple joined a 140-partner open USD consortium…
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