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CoinShares reports that investor sentiment towards Bitcoin is turning bullish, with increasing inflows into Bitcoin funds. However, they caution that the price may still face challenges despite the optimistic outlook.
Benjamin Cowen's market analysis suggests Bitcoin could dip below $45,000 in Q4 2026, despite recovery signals seen around the 200-week simple moving average. This forecast raises concerns about possible near-term bearish pressure on BTC.
CoinShares announced a $287 million inflow into Bitcoin investment products, ending an eight-week streak of $8 billion in outflows. This inflow indicates a renewed investor confidence in Bitcoin funds amid recent market recovery attempts.
Jamie Coutts of Real Vision expressed confidence that Bitcoin could reach $250,000 over the next several years. While bullish on BTC's medium-term potential, he noted it is premature to anticipate a $1 million valuation by 2030.
Strive Asset Management's CEO Matt Cole is scheduled to speak at the 2026 Bitcoin Treasuries Conference. Strive holds nearly 19,900 BTC and plans to launch a daily commentary for Wall Street, highlighting growing institutional adoption and interest in Bitcoin.
Morgan Stanley now offers spot trading of Bitcoin through its E*TRADE platform, via ZeroHash, allowing clients to buy, sell, and hold BTC with a 0.5% fee. This move marks a significant expansion of institutional access to spot Bitcoin markets.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a $79.2 million inflow on July 16, lifting a three-day total to about $368 million. This surge demonstrates strong institutional buying interest as BTC attempts a price recovery above $62,000.
Leonidas, an advocate for Bitcoin Ordinals, proposed a new Bitcoin client named '$DOG Mode' aimed at increasing economic incentives and adoption within the Bitcoin community. This client may influence Bitcoin Core development by addressing transaction capacity.
BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) led spot Bitcoin ETF inflows with $79.15 million on July 16, contributing to the end of an $8 billion outflow streak lasting eight weeks. This highlights strong institutional demand for Bitcoin investment products.
Bitcoin's price dropped below $62,500 on July 17 amid escalating US-Iran geopolitical tensions that negatively impacted US equity markets. The decline reflects macroeconomic and geopolitical pressures weighing on Bitcoin's price action.