2026.7.26 Crypto Daily Flash Report

BTC current price $64,360, up slightly 0.6% over the past 24 hours. It stabilized and rebounded from yesterday’s low; the intraday range was mostly choppy consolidation in the $63,800-$65,000 band. ETH also edged up to $1,875, with a slightly stronger trend than BTC. Market sectors are clearly diverging: some public chains and MEME coins see short-term repairs, but most altcoin rebounds are weak. Trading volume inside the market continues to shrink. Over the past 24 hours, the long/short liquidation scale contracted in both directions. The Fear & Greed Index ticked up slightly, but it is still in the Fear zone, and a wait-and-see sentiment among capital remains strong.
Pressure at the capital level persists: BTC spot ETF recorded net outflows for the second consecutive day. The prior streak of net inflows over seven straight days has ended, with institutions taking profits and exiting in the short term. By contrast, the ETH spot ETF continues to show small net inflows, with capital steadily tilting toward the Ethereum track. Whale addresses are mainly watching; band-trading activity inside the market has increased choppiness, but there is a lack of sustained incremental buy-side demand.
On the macro front, the market is waiting for this week’s Federal Reserve FOMC meeting, with uncertainty and divergence in expectations currently rising. Geopolitical tensions in the Middle East continue; oil is consolidating at high levels. Energy-inflation concerns have not fully faded. U.S. Treasury yields remain elevated, continuously weighing on non-yielding crypto assets. Major U.S. tech companies are set to release earnings reports; overall risk assets remain cautious pending guidance. On regulation, the U.S. CLARITY Act negotiations are progressing slowly, and there is no expectation of positive news materializing in the near term.
Technically, resistance lies at 64,900-65,300, with key support at 63,800 and strong support at 62,800. Trade mainly range-bound swings: don’t blindly chase bottoms. Use limited-size shorts against rebound resistance; when price pulls back to support, look for short-long trading in the support-versus-retest game, and set stop-losses strictly. Only if the market stands above 65,300 on higher volume can the pullback phase plausibly end in the near term. Rate-decision week brings higher volatility risks—strictly control high leverage.
Risk warning: Crypto assets are extremely volatile. This content is for informational reference only and does not constitute investment advice.