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The day at a glance · 3 min read
Mood · Risk-Off
-35
Sentiment, −100 to +100
BTC Futures Support
$75,000
BTC Late Rebound
$76,465
BTC Key Resistance
$77,200
Key driverFederal Reserve rate hike and Senate failure to advance Clarity Act weighed on crypto equities while Bitcoin futures defended $75,000 support
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Bitcoin Holds $75K as Fed Hikes, Stocks Slide on Policy Fail

Corporate treasuries slow BTC buying amid paper losses; crypto stocks drop as Senate blocks Clarity Act; House advances tax overhaul

Bitcoin & Ethereum

Neutral
BTC
Bitcoin futures showed signs of support near $75,000 following the Federal Reserve's first rate increase since 2023, though 16 of 18 officials expect at least one more hike before year-end. CME September 2026 Bitcoin futures reached $76,465 during a late rebound, with the final completed observation at $76,200, before slipping toward an estimated $75,700-$75,750 range in the evening session. The next test for buyers is whether price can regain the area around $76,000 and hold it through another pullback, with $77,200 marking the more consequential recovery level around the lower boundary of the earlier value area.
Bitcoin corporate treasuries remained at an unrealized loss on their holdings as the price fell below $80,000 and fresh capital inflows dwindled. Corporate treasuries bought just 5.9K BTC over the past three months as paper losses lingered across the sector.

Crypto Stocks

Bearish

MARA Close

$11.04-1.78%

PYPL Close

$52.71-2.04%

PYPL 3-Month Gain

27%+27%
COINHOODMARAPYPL
Coinbase Global ($COIN) and Robinhood Markets ($HOOD) traded down after the Clarity Act failed to clear a critical Senate procedural vote, leaving the industry without the clearer U.S. market-structure rules investors had expected. According to CNBC, the Senate voted to block the Clarity Act from advancing, falling short of the 60 votes needed to clear the procedural hurdle and open floor debate. CNBC reported that Coinbase and Circle shares slid -8% and -10% respectively.
Marathon Digital Holdings ($MARA) closed at $11.04, indicating a -1.78% shift from the previous trading day.
PayPal ($PYPL) concluded at $52.71, denoting a -2.04% move from the preceding trading day, though the stock has gained 27% over the past three months while the S&P 500 returned 0.7%.

Regulation & Policy

Neutral

BTC Reserve Lock Period

20 years
U.S. lawmakers advanced a bill to lock the Trump administration's Bitcoin reserve policy into law. The legislation would effectively codify the Bitcoin reserve policy, locking up Bitcoin acquired through civil and criminal forfeiture for 20 years. Digital Sovereignty Alliance managing director Adrian Wall said senators from both parties are considering another attempt to advance the crypto market structure bill before the current Congress ends.
The U.S. House tax committee advanced crypto tax overhaul legislation in a 38-5 vote. The bipartisan House committee vote advanced legislation that would reshape federal tax rules for stablecoins, staking, crypto lending and digital asset transactions.
The UK Financial Conduct Authority set crypto authorization guidance ahead of the September application window. The FCA's new guidance outlines which crypto activities may require authorization as firms prepare for the UK's incoming digital asset regulatory regime.

Altcoins & DeFi

Bullish

ZEC 24hr Gain

+20%+20%
ZEC
Zcash ($ZEC, privacy-focused cryptocurrency token) rose about 20% in 24 hours as Paradigm co-founder Matt Huang disclosed that the firm invested in ZEC amid a broader crypto market rally. The move came as the privacy-focused token gained momentum from institutional backing.

Revolut Ransom (Monero)

$3 million

Revolut Ransom (BTC)

10,000 BTC

BitMEX Alleged Seizure

6,360 BTC

BitMEX Seizure Value

$490 million

Polymarket Probe Volume

$12.7 million
Revolut said it received no direct contact despite separate ransom demands for $3 million in Monero and 10,000 Bitcoin from competing breach claimants. The fintech firm faced dual extortion attempts following an alleged data breach.
BitMEX faces a lawsuit from the Celsius estate ahead of the exchange's closure. The Celsius estate alleges BitMEX wrongfully liquidated and seized 6,360 BTC, worth nearly $490 million, during the March 2020 market crash.
South Korean police referred 18 Polymarket users to prosecutors in a gambling probe involving 26 people and $12.7 million in bets. The referral came as part of a broader investigation into prediction market activity in the jurisdiction.

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