As of today, Bitcoin is in a cautious recovery phase after a prolonged decline. The current price is hovering around $64,000.



If we break the situation down into the main points:

Chart-positive: In recent days, the price has risen by roughly 8–11% from the June lows. Bearish bets are being massively closed, pushing the price higher.

Institutional pressure: Tension is felt in the market. Large funds (ETFs) are still recording a small outflow of capital, and giants like MicroStrategy (Strategy Inc.) have started partially selling BTC to pay dividends. Also, some investors are moving money into the artificial intelligence (AI) sector.

Market fear: The Fear and Greed Index is still in the “Extreme Fear” zone (around 23 points). Retail traders are coming back, but there is still no clear sign of a global inflow of “fresh” money.

What comes next: All attention is focused on U.S. macroeconomics (CPI inflation data and the Fed’s interest-rate decisions), which will determine price movement in the second half of the year. Big banks (such as Standard Chartered) remain optimistic and expect a return to $100,000 by the end of the year.
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