đ END-OF-DAY MARKET REPORT â August 10, 2026 (1/3 Page)
đ TODAYâS TOP HEADLINES
UBS warns of short-term risks for gold but maintains its $5,000 target
Trump: âIran is asking for compensation for the damage; I am also demanding compensation from Iranâ
Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesperson: The security of the Strait of Hormuz depends on the aggressors ending their military actions against Iran and compensating for previous violations â IRIB
White House Senior Adviser Hassett: Kevin Warsh is as independent as possible; if he were at the Fed, he would hold or lower interest rates
The Senate adjourned for the August recess without voting on the U.S. crypto market structure bill, the CLARITY Act; Majority Leader Thune said the bill will be the first item taken up when the Senate returns in September â the regulatory catalyst expected by crypto markets has been postponed until September
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âż BITCOIN
$BTC is trading in the $63,850-$65,300 range this morning and has held $65,000 for four days; the rally following Fridayâs much weaker-than-expected employment data continues. Small investors (0.1-1 BTC) sold 9,700 coins on August 9 â indicating they are not fully convinced by the long-term bullish scenario.
Total liquidations today reached $93 million (down 37% from yesterday); BTC and $ETH accounted for the largest shares at $17M and $14M, respectively. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $844 million in net inflows during the August 3-7 week â one of the strongest weekly flows since April; institutional demand has not dried up despite the CLARITY Act being postponed. A breakout above $66,000-$ 67,000 could bring $68,000-$ 69,000 into focus, while a close below $64,000 could bring the $63,000-$62,500 range into play.
Michael Saylorâs Strategy sold 1,690 BTC ($108.6 million at an average price of $64,262) â continuing the companyâs shift away from its ânever sellâ policy.
đ TODAYâS TOP HEADLINES
UBS warns of short-term risks for gold but maintains its $5,000 target
Trump: âIran is asking for compensation for the damage; I am also demanding compensation from Iranâ
Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesperson: The security of the Strait of Hormuz depends on the aggressors ending their military actions against Iran and compensating for previous violations â IRIB
White House Senior Adviser Hassett: Kevin Warsh is as independent as possible; if he were at the Fed, he would hold or lower interest rates
The Senate adjourned for the August recess without voting on the U.S. crypto market structure bill, the CLARITY Act; Majority Leader Thune said the bill will be the first item taken up when the Senate returns in September â the regulatory catalyst expected by crypto markets has been postponed until September
âââ
âż BITCOIN
$BTC is trading in the $63,850-$65,300 range this morning and has held $65,000 for four days; the rally following Fridayâs much weaker-than-expected employment data continues. Small investors (0.1-1 BTC) sold 9,700 coins on August 9 â indicating they are not fully convinced by the long-term bullish scenario.
Total liquidations today reached $93 million (down 37% from yesterday); BTC and $ETH accounted for the largest shares at $17M and $14M, respectively. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $844 million in net inflows during the August 3-7 week â one of the strongest weekly flows since April; institutional demand has not dried up despite the CLARITY Act being postponed. A breakout above $66,000-$ 67,000 could bring $68,000-$ 69,000 into focus, while a close below $64,000 could bring the $63,000-$62,500 range into play.
Michael Saylorâs Strategy sold 1,690 BTC ($108.6 million at an average price of $64,262) â continuing the companyâs shift away from its ânever sellâ policy.