Cryptocurrency

The trading week of July 6–10, 2026 is shaping up to be one of the most complex of the summer, combining U.S. earnings season, central bank decisions across continents, and a deepening crisis in cryptocurrencies. Here’s a clear look at the major themes driving global markets. United States: Fed Minutes …

A surprisingly weak US jobs report released Thursday, a day earlier than usual due to the Independence Day holiday, sent shockwaves through global markets, reshaping expectations for the dollar, gold, stocks, and cryptocurrencies in one of the most closely watched trading sessions of the summer.Hiring Slows Sharply, Catching Markets Off …

In an extraordinary financial landscape, the week of June 22–26, 2026, combined escalating pressure, a radical shift in monetary policy, and a geopolitical truce that faltered on its eighth day. It was not merely a standard trading week, but a multi-dimensional “stress test” for the global financial system, sketching the …

Key Takeaways Bitcoin falls 1.2%: To $61,685.0 — briefly dipping below $60,000 Wednesday and hovering near a 1.5-year low hit earlier in June. Seven straight weeks of ETF outflows: Spot Bitcoin ETFs are on track for their longest consecutive outflow streak of the year. $469M single-day outflow: Wednesday’s exodus was …

Bitcoin has slipped back toward the $60,000 threshold, marking one of its sharpest retreats in recent months. The decline reflects a mix of institutional outflows, fragile technical structures, and cautious investor sentiment. As of late trading, BTCUSD hovered around $60,791, down nearly 3% on the day, underscoring the pressure weighing …

Key Takeaways Bitcoin barely moves: The world’s largest crypto edged up 0.5% to $62,673.2, keeping just above annual lows in a tight trading range. Tech rout keeps risk appetite suppressed: This week’s wipeout in chipmaking and AI stocks left investors skittish toward crypto — even as capital rotated out of …

Bitcoin extended its recent decline on Tuesday, falling to around $62,200 as investor sentiment across the cryptocurrency market weakened. The world’s largest digital asset underperformed the broader crypto sector, reflecting growing caution among both institutional and retail investors.A key factor behind the latest downturn has been the continued withdrawal of …

Bitcoin traded mixed this week as investors balanced improving price stability against a historic wave of withdrawals from U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs. The cryptocurrency hovered near $64,000, gaining roughly 1.7% over the past 24 hours while remaining down about 2% for the week and nearly 15% over the past month. …

A major shift in U.S. digital finance policy is taking shape as Congress moves closer to banning the creation of a government-issued digital dollar. The proposed legislation would prevent the Federal Reserve from launching a central bank digital currency (CBDC), marking a significant victory for the cryptocurrency industry and companies …

It was a week full of significant events that influenced the movement of asset prices in global financial markets, including political developments such as the US-Iran peace agreement, alongside other factors related to monetary policy and additional market drivers, which we review in this weekly summary. Peace in the Middle …