The Climb Towards $68,000 Continues Bitcoin has ground higher for a second week, printing $66,990 on 21 July, 2026, its highest price since mid-June. The… 22 July, 2026
Optimistic Signals Lead BTC To A Crossroad A widening divide across markets is creating an increasingly favourable but fragile backdrop for bitcoin: inflation is cooling, consumers are… 20 July, 2026
The Borrowed Bid The softest US inflation print since 2020 drove bitcoin to a $65,086 close on Tuesday, up 4.4 percent and its… 15 July, 2026
BTC Holds Its Range Under Pressure Bitcoin Holds Firm as Macro Risks Persist Bitcoin was tested from every direction last week, with the largest sale in… 13 July, 2026
Strategy’s BTC Divestment Sparks Buying Not Exodus Bitcoin’s largest corporate treasury accumulator, Strategy, announced its first major bitcoin sale over the last week. However, the market has… 08 July, 2026
BTC Finds Floor As June Selling Fades June was not just a weak month for Bitcoin; it revealed a market where both spot demand and institutional flows… 06 July, 2026
The Retest, and the Seller That Never Left Key Levels at a Glance Level Value Read Cycle low $58,000 (25 June) Retested 30 June, held by $56 Weekly… 01 July, 2026
What Bitfinex Traders Should Watch in July Wednesday 1 July: Institute for Supply Management (ISM) Manufacturing survey Prices-paid is the live cost-push gauge to watch. The May… 01 July, 2026
BTC’s Floor Gives Way Bitcoin has fallen below the key $61,500 support level, reaching a new bear cycle low of $58,136 on 25 June,… 29 June, 2026
Options Expiries To Trigger Potential BTC Volatility Bitcoin is holding its range, but that range is below the gamma flip, with aggregate market maker exposure now negative… 24 June, 2026
BTC Absorbs Selling Pressure As Rate Cuts Vanish Bitcoin continues to trade within its established $62,500–$72,000 consolidation zone. A relief rally of 13.6 percent, originating from the 5… 22 June, 2026
Complacency Bounce Reaches Resistance BTC spot prices have recovered 13 percent off its low, but this reflects selling exhaustion, not demand. Our view below… 17 June, 2026