Bitcoin trades near $65,700 as AI-led inflation concerns cap gains despite strong ETF demand
US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a sixth straight day of net inflows, adding $203 million, while inflation concerns limited further gains.
- On Thursday, Bitcoin traded near $65,700 as AI-led inflation concerns capped gains despite strong institutional demand, causing the market to consolidate after its recent advance.
- US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded six consecutive days of net inflows, adding $203 million on Tuesday and taking the total to nearly $930 million, reflecting resilient institutional interest.
- Mudrex Lead quant analyst Akshat Siddhant noted investors balance strong demand against macroeconomic headwinds, while the CoinDCX Research Team observed traders booking profits as Bitcoin holds above $65,600.
- Options traders have built nearly $2.5 billion in positions targeting $72K by the end of July, signaling expectations of increased volatility ahead of the upcoming Fed meeting.
- Advancement of the US Clarity Act has become a market focus, as institutions expect it to clarify regulatory responsibilities for the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission .
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