Market Analysis

Investors are increasingly focused on the plumbing behind digital assets rather than any single token’s long-term dominance. Fresh liquidation analysis also suggests June’s forced selling may have peaked before bitcoin printed its final bottom.

Bitcoin is still fighting to stay above $60,000 as derivatives signals lean increasingly bearish. Rising short positioning, negative funding, and wider put demand suggest traders are bracing for more downside.

XRP is once again pressing against the $1.05 to $1.10 support zone after a weak session and another month of range-bound trading. While momentum indicators remain soft, ETF inflows suggest institutions are still adding exposure as traders look for the next decisive move.

XRP briefly fell below the $1.13 support area on heavy selling before buyers returned and pushed the token back toward $1.15. The move keeps XRP inside its broader monthlong range while traders wait for a decisive breakout.

Adjusting asset prices for U.S. M2 money supply growth paints a less flattering picture for both bitcoin and the S&P 500 than headline prices imply. On this basis, the S&P 500 has only recently reclaimed its dot-com-era peak.

A newly created Polymarket wallet reportedly converted about $4 million into roughly $9 million in profit after Cabo Verde held Spain to a 0-0 draw. The trade has fueled questions about whether the bettor had luck, skill, or access to nonpublic information.