Macroeconomics

Bitcoin investment products returned to inflows after investors withdrew approximately $8 billion over 8 consecutive weeks, ending what CoinShares described as the longest negative run on record for spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds. The reversal followed two weaker-than-expected US inflation

According to CoinShares, Bitcoin investment products reversed a record $8 billion outflow streak after weaker-than-expected inflation reports on Tuesday and Wednesday. Inflows reached approximately $250 million following the Consumer Price Index report on Tuesday, with the capital flow continuing af

Gate News: According to the latest Gate TradFi data, USDILS (US dollar vs Israeli Shekel) has surged by 1% in a short period. Current volatility is significantly higher than recent averages, indicating increased market

From 01:30 to 01:45 (UTC) on July 17, 2026, BTC fell 0.39% over 15 minutes, trading in a range of 63,718.5 to 63,978.5 USDT, with a spread of 0.41%. Market volatility increased, trading volume remained relatively low, reflecting a pullback driven by short-term wait-and-see sentiment. The main driver behind this anomaly is a sharp escalation in the military conflict between the US and Iran. The US launched another round of strikes against Iran’s Bandar Abbas port and naval facilities, while Iran

Bitcoin (BTC) gave back midweek gains, temporarily around $63,890 on July 17. The U.S. “CLARITY Act” is entering the final sprint, and Trump’s conflicts of interest remain a key obstacle. He is accused of promoting Nvidia, Tesla, and Apple stocks just a few days after buying shares in those companies. Macro Events & Crypto Market Hotspots According to The Block, the U.S. Congress is in the final sprint for the “CLARITY Act.” Optimism among lawmakers is rising, but ethical provisions around confl

Bitcoin dropped 1% on Thursday, retreating below its $1.3 trillion market cap after failing to hold the $65,000 level. The cryptocurrency's decline followed a shift in Federal Reserve rate expectations and ongoing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. Fed policy and geopolitical risks have

According to Odaily and Gate data, Japan's Nikkei 225 index fell 1,915.97 points, down 2.79%, closing at 66,835.54 on July 16 (Thursday), with chipmaker Kioxia dropping 14%. South Korea's KOSPI index slid 466.06 points, down 6.4%, to 6,818.35, while SK Hynix declined 11% and Samsung Electronics fell

Larry Fink, CEO of Blackrock, stated in a July 15 CNBC interview that he is bullish on markets over the next 12 months, citing technology-driven productivity and margin expansion as key drivers. Fink attributed his outlook to companies using technology to reduce operating costs and generate

Bitcoin (BTC) gives back its overnight gains, trading around $64,440 as of July 16. Trump will attend a key meeting on Thursday at the White House regarding the ethics provisions of the “CLARITY Act,” aimed at addressing lawmakers’ concerns about Trump and his family’s crypto businesses. Japan’s parliament approved legislation that reclassifies Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies as financial assets, marking a major regulatory shift. Macro Events & Crypto Market Hotspots 1、According to The Block,

Bitcoin (BTC) saw a slight pullback to $64,612 on July 16; meanwhile, the U.S.-Iran conflict and two major macro factors—Fed policy signals—moved market sentiment in tandem. The Wall Street Journal reported that U.S. officials said Trump is leaning toward expanding military operations inside Iran, considering options including expanding airstrikes, dispatching ground forces to seize Khark Island, and bombing the “Hammer Mountain” underground tunnel facilities, but Trump has not yet made a final

Chainlink's Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP) integrated U.S. Department of Commerce macroeconomic data onto multiple Layer-1 blockchains on July 15, according to an official Chainlink press release. The integration provides secure data feeds designed for decentralized finance (DeFi)

According to Chainlink, on July 15, Chainlink CCIP integrated U.S. Department of Commerce macroeconomic data onto multiple Layer 1 blockchains. The integration provides secure, reliable data feeds for decentralized finance yield models and real-world asset

U.S. June CPI fell to 3.5%, marking the largest decline since April 2020, according to the latest data. Bitcoin rallied to $64,000 in response. Traders, however, remain cautious about the cryptocurrency breaking through key resistance

Gate News: According to the latest Gate TradFi data, USDIDR (US Dollar vs Indonesian Rupiah) has dropped by 7.5% in a short period. Current volatility is significantly higher than recent averages, indicating increased market

Bitcoin surged past $65,000 on July 15, reaching an intraday peak of $65,518 after U.S. producer price index data showed an unexpected 0.3% month-over-month deflation. The price movement followed the previous day's consumer price index release and triggered over $209 million in short position