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Bitcoin (BTC) dropped volatility on the last weekend of July as the monthly close drew near.

Bitcoin (BTC) saw fresh volatility after July's final Wall Street open as highs north of $24,000 remained solid resistance.

Bitcoin (BTC) may already be beginning its new macro uptrend if historical "hodl" habits repeat.

Powell's comments over 'no recession' also supported the sentiments. Top crypto tokens were trading sharply higher on Thursday. Ethereum and Polkadot and Polygon rallied over 13 per cent each, while Polygon and Avalanche jumped 10 per cent each.

Bitcoin (BTC) delivered a swift six-week high into July 29 as the aftermath of the latest macro developments boosted risk assets.

Major cryptocurrency tracking website CoinGecko is open to acquisitions, but not right now, according to a co-founder of the platform.

Bitcoin (BTC) traders may be nervous going into the Federal Reserve rate hike decision, but research suggests that the bulls are broadly gaining ground.

Major cryptocurrencies traded in the red early on July 27. The global crypto market cap increased 0.90 per cent to $974.87 billion over the last day. The total crypto market volume decreased 18.31 per cent to $63.20 billion over the last 24 hours. 

On July 26, Bitcoin (BTC) price dropped below $21,000, giving back the majority of the gains accrued in the previous week and returning to the $23,300 to $18,500 range that Glassnode analysts describe as “the Week 30 high and Week 30 low.” 

United States Bitcoin (BTC) miner Core Scientific has signed a new colocation agreement to increase its data center hosting capacity by 75 megawatts (MW), a move intended to showcase the company’s ongoing commitment to boosting its infrastructure capabilities amid the ongoing bear market. 

A new and relatively unknown DeFi token called BarnBridge (BOND) has rallied over 800% to reach $20 on July 26.

Bitcoin (BTC) rose to a seven-day high above $24,000 this week. This is the highest price level of BTC since mid-June. However, BTC has found it hard to break higher, with a subsequent cooling pushing it to lows of $22,600 on Friday evening. Financial analysts have stated that the sentiment across the market is improving as the negativity heightened by recent turmoil dissipates. A similar pattern was observed in the price of Ethereum (ETH). It is currently consolidating above the $1,500 level. The price of ETH has faced resistance near the $1,600 level. The next possible resistance is near $1,700. The cryptocurrency market crash in June 2022 was spurred by momentary de-risking from Wall Street as several investors now feel highly pessimistic regarding the economy due to increasing inflation, a vulnerable stock market, and rising interest rates. In the last few months, the cryptocurrency market has increasingly tracked the stock market. This makes it more intertwined with global economic factors.

“Extreme” demand at the $20,000 price point for Bitcoin (BTC) appears to have forced the coins back into the hands of investors who care less about price while creating a new realized price level.

Bitcoin (BTC) could be in the process of bottoming after gaining 25%, based on several market signals. 

Bitcoin (BTC) stuck to its realized price just below $22,000 on July 25 as Wall Street opened with a flat performance.

The mood across the cryptocurrency ecosystem is noticeably brighter on Friday after a week of gains helped traders put the events of the past two months behind them and look towards a positive future. 

Bitcoin (BTC) took a step back as Wall Street trading began on July 22 after recovering most of its previous losses.

crypto market was back in the green on Friday, with the largest token — Bitcoin — reclaiming the $23,000 levels. Going ahead, it is the US Fed action that will decide the path for this new-age asset class. The Fed is scheduled to meet next week, with the market expecting a 75 basis point rate hike. All the top crypto tokens were trading higher during early hours on Friday. Polygon zoomed 12 per cent, whereas Avalanche and Solana gained 8 per cent. Ethereum and BNB added 5 per cent each.

Bitcoin (BTC) recovered above $23,000 into July 22 as attention increasingly focused on the upcoming weekly close.

Since May 10, as much as 236,237 Bitcoin (worth $5.452 billion) has been sold by “large institutions” — mostly as a result of forced selling. 

Bitcoin (BTC) extended losses on the July 21 Wall Street open after a key resistance level failed to hold as new support.