Crypto

Bitcoin reversed from $80,258 midweek (Aug 27), closing the week near $77K to $78K, per Coinglass, after Warsh’s hawkish Jackson Hole speech elevated September rate-hike odds.

Spot BTC ETFs snapped a nine-day $3.04B streak (Aug 17-27) with a $201.81M outflow on Aug 28; ETH inflow streak extended to ten days, bringing in roughly $1.52B.

SEC sent modernized crypto custody rules to the White House OMB, advancing clarity outside the stalled CLARITY Act.

Bitcoin closed at $77,712 on Sunday, up 20.57% w/w, its best week since October 2025.

Spot BTC ETFs drew $1.92B (week ending Aug 21), the largest weekly inflow of 2026.

Trump hosted crypto CEOs at the White House Aug 19, urging CLARITY passage.

Bitcoin closed near $64.9K on Sunday, up 2.1% w/w, its second consecutive weekly gain.

Spot Bitcoin ETFs pulled in $853.54M this week, their strongest since April.

Spot Ethereum ETFs added $244.94M, also a four-month high.

Bitcoin closed July with a 7.5% monthly gain, its first since April, before slipping near $63.4K (close) on Sunday.

The FOMC held rates at 3.50%-3.75% on July 29, with Hammack, Kashkari, and Logan dissenting for a 25-bps hike.

Spot Bitcoin ETFs bled $265.37M on July 31, ending three weeks of positive prints.

Bitcoin closed above the $64,300 mark (July 26) after hitting a $66,910 Tuesday high, reversing into Fed week.

Spot Bitcoin ETFs logged $33.79M in weekly net inflows, while Ethereum ETFs recorded $103.90M (July 24). Bitcoin’s seven-session streak ended with a $240.08M outflow on Friday (SoSoValue).

Tesla held 11,509 BTC unchanged in Q2 and booked a $112M unrealized loss under fair value accounting.

Bitcoin ended the week near $64,250 (July 19) as softer June CPI failed to override Fed Chair Warsh’s hawkish tone.

Spot Bitcoin ETFs closed the week with $75.67 million (July 17) in net inflows despite Monday’s $424.66 million (July 13) drawdown.

The GENIUS Act stablecoin rulemaking deadline passed on July 18 with agencies still finalizing final texts.

Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs snapped their longest losing streak on record, pulling in a combined $281.8 million for the week after eight straight weeks (week ending July 12) that drained $8.26 billion.

Renewed US-Iran hostilities rattled markets midweek, with Bitcoin sliding to roughly $61,492 on July 8 after Trump declared the ceasefire over, before recovering to $64,400 (intraday high of $64,658.97 on July 10) by Friday on a short squeeze.

Strategy sold a record 3,588 BTC for $216 million, its largest disposal ever, to fund preferred stock dividends, a marked shift from years of never selling.