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Ethereum Leads Losses Among Crypto Majors After Report Raises Fresh Doubts Over CLARITY Act
BMNR and MSTR stocks also traded lower, with crypto-linked equities dragged lower by the sell-off in the overall cryptocurrency market.
The president is releasing the finalized version of legislation that would split crypto oversight between the SEC and CFTC, ending years of regulatory ambiguity.
Q2 2026 saw a $304.8B drop in crypto market cap, prolonged Bitcoin and Ethereum losses, and Hyperliquid’s HYPE entering the top 10.
BTCLIVE BTC price on Jul 16, 2026 at 1am EDT $64,500 or above1.12×89% $64,600 or above5.56×18%
What happened:Bitcoin(BTC-USD) jumped nearly 2% on Wednesday to hover above $65,000 per token, while ethereum (ETH-USD) rose 3%.
The cryptocurrency market enters July 2026 in one of its most fragile positions since the post-FTX bear cycle. Bitcoin has slipped toward the low-$60,000 range after briefly dipping below $60,000, while Ethereum hovers near $1,750-$1,800. The market faces a perfect storm of ETF outflows, macroeconomic headwinds, weakening retail interest, and capital rotation into AI-related assets.…
A sudden price move triggered a cascade of forced closures across major exchanges, catching leveraged bears off guard
Bitcoin to $300K After September Low? 4 AI Models Assess Peter Brandt’s Major BTC Rally Call
Peter Brandt sees an “investible low” occurring in September — followed by a major rally to $300,000. Is it likely? |
Peter Schiff says the next major market crash will begin in the bond market, not in Bitcoin (BTC). The longtime gold proponent argues that rising U.S. Treasury yields, not crypto volatility, pose the real threat to global markets.
The last crypto bull market, which ended in October 2025, rewarded narratives and stories more than actual economic activity. Meme coins and networks making big promises and little in the way of new or useful features caught buyers’ attention. Now, as Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) is grinding its way through its worst stretch since 2022, there…
