7-31
U.S. spot Bitcoin and Ether ETFs post $514.0M in net outflows on July 23–24, turning 30-day flow negative
U.S. spot Bitcoin and Ether ETFs saw heavy net outflows over July 23–24, totaling $514.0M. On July 23, total ETF net outflows were $203.2M, with BTC at $226.6M and ETH at +$23.4M. On July 24, total net outflows reached $310.8M, with BTC at $240.1M and ETH at $70.7M. The two-day pullback pushed the 30day net flow to $250.20M and last week’s net flow to $203.23M, even as the last 3 months remained +$719.20M.
BTC
BTC+0.89%
7-31
7-29
XRP slides 3.63% on July 28, 2026, putting a key support level in focus
XRP fell 3.63% in a single day on July 28, 2026, drawing attention to whether a key technical support level is at risk. The decline occurred mid-week and was not accompanied by major regulatory announcements, unusual on-chain activity, or project updates that could have acted as external catalysts. The move is framed as a typical technical pullback and suggests short-term trading sentiment has turned more cautious. The event reflects secondary-market volatility only, with no exchange delisting, regulatory ruling, or ecosystem developments involved.
XRP
XRP-0.08%
7-29
7-28
Bitcoin spot ETFs log two-day net outflow streak topping $465 million
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded net outflows for two consecutive trading days totaling more than $465 million, after briefly returning to net inflows. Analysts said the shift points to a more cautious investor stance rather than broad-based selling. Attention is now on this week’s Federal Reserve meeting, where updated guidance on the policy path is expected to shape the near-term outlook for crypto assets. The moves highlight ETF flow data as a verifiable real-time market signal, with BTC as the key asset in focus.
BTC
BTC+0.89%
7-28
7-27
U.S. debt nears $40 trillion, bolstering the case for Bitcoin and gold
U.S. government debt is approaching $40 trillion, fueling broader market concerns about the dollar’s long-term purchasing power and fiscal sustainability. Bitcoin advocates frequently cite this macro backdrop as evidence of fiat overissuance, reinforcing Bitcoin’s positioning as an inflation hedge and non-sovereign “digital gold.” The discussion does not link specific mechanisms to other crypto assets and cites no policy shifts, technical events, or on-chain data. Any impact depends on how strongly investors embrace the macro-to-crypto narrative rather than on forced flows or structural change.
BTC
BTC+0.89%
7-27