The crypto market closed the week with Bitcoin near $73,800 after testing $77,000 highs, supported by record institutional inflows while altcoins showed selective strength. Total market cap remained above $2.5 trillion as Wall Street deepened involvement.
Main news Institutional demand dominated this week with crypto ETPs logging $1.1 billion in net inflows—the strongest weekly figure since January—led by U.S. spot Bitcoin products contributing over $870 million. BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust continued its lead, pushing cumulative 2026 inflows to $1.9 billion. This surge coincided with Goldman Sachs filing for its own Bitcoin ETF featuring an options-based income strategy designed to perform in range-bound conditions, signaling traditional finance’s expanding toolkit for digital asset exposure. The developments provided a clear floor under Bitcoin, which rebounded from $71,000 early in the week despite profit-taking pressure. Markets now await the CLARITY Act roundtable for further regulatory tailwinds that could accelerate adoption.
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What coins are moving the most lately? XRP led with a 4% single-session outperformance while Ethereum and select mid-caps posted modest gains. No high-conviction buying opportunities stand out immediately after the relief rally and profit-taking; current consolidation favors patience.
Bitcoin price evolution this week:
Bitcoin anchors the recovery while XRP and Ethereum show relative resilience.
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