Crypto Market Snapshot â July 3, 2026 đ„đ
Bitcoin opened today at $61,493, up 2.5% â its strongest start in weeks, extending the bounce off June's brutal 21-month low near $58,000.
The board is green:
đ $BTC : ~$61,850 (+2.5%)
đ $ETH : ~$1,698 (+5.6%)
đ $SOL: ~$81, up 20% over the past week
đ $XRP : testing $1.10 resistance, +4% today
What's driving it:
đč Fed Chair Kevin Warsh's dovish tone this week eased rate-hike fears
đč Bitcoin ETFs just snapped a painful 10-day outflow streak with $221M in fresh inflows â the strongest single day in two months
đč Glassnode data shows long-term BTC holders back in net accumulation mode
đč There's a real seasonal pattern here too: every "red June" for BTC has historically been followed by a "green July"
Keep in view:
â ïž Broader altcoin market (ex-BTC/ETH) is still down ~23% YTD â this bounce hasn't reached everywhere yet
â ïž July 29 FOMC meeting is the next big catalyst
â ïž CLARITY Act (crypto regulation bill) faces a tight Senate timeline this month
Cautiously optimistic start to the month â but June's damage isn't fully repaired yet.
Not financial advice.
DYOR.
Bitcoin opened today at $61,493, up 2.5% â its strongest start in weeks, extending the bounce off June's brutal 21-month low near $58,000.
The board is green:
đ $BTC : ~$61,850 (+2.5%)
đ $ETH : ~$1,698 (+5.6%)
đ $SOL: ~$81, up 20% over the past week
đ $XRP : testing $1.10 resistance, +4% today
What's driving it:
đč Fed Chair Kevin Warsh's dovish tone this week eased rate-hike fears
đč Bitcoin ETFs just snapped a painful 10-day outflow streak with $221M in fresh inflows â the strongest single day in two months
đč Glassnode data shows long-term BTC holders back in net accumulation mode
đč There's a real seasonal pattern here too: every "red June" for BTC has historically been followed by a "green July"
Keep in view:
â ïž Broader altcoin market (ex-BTC/ETH) is still down ~23% YTD â this bounce hasn't reached everywhere yet
â ïž July 29 FOMC meeting is the next big catalyst
â ïž CLARITY Act (crypto regulation bill) faces a tight Senate timeline this month
Cautiously optimistic start to the month â but June's damage isn't fully repaired yet.
Not financial advice.
DYOR.