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BTC has recovered from last week's low, but ETF persistence, spot volume, and $61,000-$62,000 support now decide whether the move has legs.
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.
ETF outflows, Fed rate risk and Strategy’s shift leave July as a critical month for the crypto market.
Bitcoin is close enough to my lower channel levels that the old $49K framework is back in play, but confirmation still depends on acceptance below the high-$50Ks and stress from flows, leverage, and miners.
Bitcoin’s $58,000 test is less about a chart line than a missing buyer. A slide toward $53,000 would show whether ETF-era demand still cushions BTC, or only works when Wall Street is already buying.
XRP investors are realizing losses at the fastest pace in nearly four years as leverage and futures activity retreat.
Sticky inflation, firmer activity data, and lower claims left buyers without the rate-cut cover they needed.
Exchange inflows, ETF outflows, and long liquidations collided before buyers could stabilize the market.
Arthur Hayes says an AI crash could be Bitcoin’s next $1 million catalyst. The real question is whether the money printer turns back on first.
