① Bitcoin and Ether ETFs extended their eight-week outflow cycle as late inflows fell short

U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs closed another week in the red, losing approximately $526 million over the four trading days ending July 2, as late capital inflows failed to offset three heavy redemption periods. The holiday-shortened week began with a $231 million outflow on June 29, followed by $222.6 million

② Saylor says Bitcoin’s next evolution comes from not changing its base layer
Strategy Executive Chairman Michael Saylor once again reinforced his Bitcoin thesis, arguing that the network’s next phase will be driven by everything built on top of the base layer rather than by changing the protocol itself. In *Bitcoin Evolves by Immutability*, Saylor discusses Bitcoin’s growing resilience against Bitcoin, as well as its increasing resistance to it

③ Bollinger Bands confirm XRP bullish: Will AI trading volume sustain the trend?
As the x402 protocol surges in AI-agent trading, XRP enters a Bollinger bull market.

④ Saylor says Bitcoin’s four-year cycle is losing control
Michael Saylor said that as capital flows, credit, and institutions reshape Bitcoin’s role as digital capital, Bitcoin’s four-year cycle is fading.

⑤ Bitcoin rebounds 3K amid holiday liquidity shortage: What must be confirmed after the June reset?
The July 4 rebound to approximately $63,000 was driven by June’s ETF outflows of about $4.5 billion amid low liquidity. Before the bulls get too close, which flows, levels, and on-chain signals should be confirmed?

⑥ XRP death cross warning keeps $1.20 resistance in focus
XRP trades near $1.13, and the weekly death cross warning refocuses attention on the $1.20 resistance level, the $1.10 support level, and the $0.90 risk.

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