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Bitcoin and Ether dropped more than 3% today as fear crept back into crypto markets, while the CLARITY Act — America's flagship market-structure bill — has just days left before the Senate's summer recess shuts its 2026 window.
Bitcoin rallied above $64,700 as cooler US inflation data eased Fed rate-hike fears, while SEC Chair Paul Atkins signaled the agency is ready to issue crypto rules independently of Congress.
The Fed's divided decision to hold rates steady and Morgan Stanley's launch of staking-enabled Ethereum and Solana ETPs are shaping US crypto sentiment this week — here's what both mean for investors.
Bitcoin holds near $64K as US regulatory uncertainty and this week's Fed decision collide, with the Senate sidelining the Clarity Act just as traders brace for a pivotal FOMC announcement.
ETH pushed above $1,820 on July 20, 2026 fueled by $105M in weekly spot ETF inflows. The move is a partial recovery from June’s drop from $1,988 to a $1,558 monthly close.
US spot XRP ETFs recorded their first weekly outflow in over two months on July 12, 2026. Combined AUM slipped below $1B to roughly $996M as institutional demand cooled.
Fortune reported on July 6, 2026 that Strategy sold approximately $216M worth of BTC — the largest single Bitcoin sale in the firm’s history — days after Bitcoin retook $63,000.
June 2026 was the worst month on record for US spot Bitcoin ETFs, with net outflows reaching $4.40 billion. A single weekly print of −$2.7B around June 5 accounted for most of the damage.
In June 2026 the Solana network processed nearly 4 billion transactions, a monthly all‑time high. The SOL price fell about 13% over the same period, closing near $63 on the local support.
US spot XRP ETFs registered net inflows for seven straight weeks through June 22, pushing cumulative flows past $1.47B since the November 2025 launch — even as XRP price fell 20% for the month.
Two weeks after its first BTC sale since 2022, Strategy purchased 1,550 Bitcoin for about $101M between June 1 and June 7 at an average price of $65,332 per coin — cheaper than the sale.
Bitcoin reached an intraday high of about $71,360 on June 2, 2026. Within three days the price broke $62,000 support and $1.5 billion in leveraged longs were liquidated.