Author: Fahd Parihar

US spot Bitcoin ETFs logged $987 million in net inflows last week, extending inflows to three straight weeks as institutional demand returns.

Rate hike odds for September have fallen to 38% after Fed Governor Christopher Waller said his decision hinges on August CPI, lifting Bitcoin above $80,000 as traders weigh upcoming data.

Bitcoin is back above $80,000 after Fed Governor Christopher Waller cooled expectations for a September rate hike, with corporate buying and a weakening dollar adding support.

A Bitfinex report says Bitcoin’s rally was driven mainly by spot demand and sustained ETF inflows rather than leverage, while key levels and upcoming Fed data could determine whether gains hold.

Dunamu and Visa have announced a strategic partnership to explore stablecoin payments, AI-driven financial services, and international remittances, while leaving key details such as product structure and launch timelines undisclosed.

Bitcoin slipped below $80,000 after resistance around $81,000 capped the latest rally, with overbought signals and key liquidity levels now in focus.

Bitcoin has reclaimed $80,000 as ETF inflows and renewed risk appetite fuel a sharp rally, though analysts are split on whether it marks a new bull cycle or a short-term catch-up move.

Bitcoin rebounded sharply on macro tailwinds, including Treasury bond-buy moves and ETF inflows, while gold climbed above $4,600 as investor interest returned.

A Reuters/Ipsos survey found 63% of Americans say President Trump and his family’s crypto profits are inappropriate, with Democrats overwhelmingly disagreeing.

Bitcoin surged above $75,000 as a $3 billion short squeeze, lower bond yields, and inflows into spot ETFs boosted risk appetite.