Bitcoin dominance reclaims 68% as market prepares for a rally
Bitcoin dominance has climbed above 68%, signaling a capital shift toward BTC and potential continued underperformance for altcoins in July 2026.
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U.S. spot ether ETFs attracted $72.64 million on Wednesday, surpassing the $68.99 million added to bitcoin funds. Bitcoin funds extended their inflow streak to seven sessions, while solana ETFs recorded modest outflows, and XRP and HYPE funds posted no net flows.
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July 23, 2026, 6:42 pmBitcoin dominance has climbed above 68%, signaling a capital shift toward BTC and potential continued underperformance for altcoins in July 2026.
BlackRock, Coinbase, Fidelity Digital Assets and Strategy are among the founding members of the Bitcoin Security Consortium.
The investment marks Empery’s latest push into AI infrastructure as the company shifts capital away from its Bitcoin treasury strategy.
Franklin Templeton's Bitcoin DRIP ETFs could broaden crypto exposure, integrating Bitcoin into traditional portfolios and impacting market dynamics.
Corporate Bitcoin acquisitions outpacing miner production could drive scarcity, potentially increasing Bitcoin's value and market volatility.
Crypto PACs' electoral success may accelerate legislative clarity for digital assets, impacting regulatory frameworks and market dynamics.
Ether trades below its realized price while onchain indicators point to easing selling pressure and recovering demand, though a definitive cycle bottom has yet to emerge.
BlackRock, Coinbase and Strategy are backing a $15 million effort to prepare Bitcoin against future quantum-computing attacks. The companies are among nine founding members of the Bitcoin Security Consortium, announced July 23 to support developers and researchers working on the network’s long-term security.
Nine of the biggest institutional names in Bitcoin formed a consortium to fund the developers working to keep the network secure—including from future quantum computers.