The crypto market is entering a major catalyst week, as eight positive developments align to drive strength



This week is a critical period that will determine the direction of the crypto market, with multiple favorable updates rolling out at once:

1. BTC surges to $65,500, hitting a new one-month high

2. ETH breaks above $1,900, delivering its first breakout move in six weeks

3. Asset management giant BlackRock makes a big move, increasing its Bitcoin holdings by $204 million in a single week

4. Ethereum spot ETF sees net inflows of $105 million, setting a new peak for capital inflows over 11 weeks

5. The ETH/BTC exchange rate holds at the two-and-a-half-month high point, with ETH showing stronger performance than the “big pie”

6. US CPI and PPI inflation data both drop back to March lows, weighing on the US dollar

7. Japan passes legislation to allow crypto ETFs, while South Korea officially recognizes digital assets as national assets

8. Morgan Stanley files spot ETF applications for SOL and ETH, and also launches crypto trading business at the same time

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MacroFerry
· 07-18 14:29
This bullish momentum is really strong—BlackRock and ETFs are both stepping up. It feels like there could be another push up in the short term, but don’t chase the price.
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MIMLoop
· 07-18 13:43
Eight major positives converging? Just take a look—every time this kind of news comes out, it’s the same pace for trapping people. Stay calm first and don’t get carried away.
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Half-UnderstoodZk
· 07-18 13:41
Ethereum finally showed some backbone— the ETH/BTC exchange rate has climbed above the 2.5-month high. If this breakout can hold, the upside going forward will open up.
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InsideBarDetective
· 07-18 13:32
Japan and South Korea have both started approving ETFs, and even Morgan Stanley has joined in. Institutions are moving in across the board. From a long-term perspective, the bull logic is fine, but I’m more focused on the liquidity inflection point.
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