Bitcoin’s 14% Q2 drop came as stablecoin market contracts for first time since 2023
Bitcoin traded below $60,000 during the quarter, reaching its lowest level since 2024, and fell 14% across Q2
7 million inflows, the strongest daily intake since early May, as Bitcoin recovers above $61,000
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Bitcoin traded below $60,000 during the quarter, reaching its lowest level since 2024, and fell 14% across Q2
Spot Bitcoin (BTC) exchange-traded funds (ETFs) drew $221
Fidelity’s FBTC Leads $222 Million Bitcoin ETF Rebound After 10 Days of Outflows
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