Bitcoin Holds Above $64,000, Up 10% in First Two Weeks of July
Bitcoin climbed roughly 10% in the first half of July and is holding above $64,000. The move came alongside reports of advancing U.S. crypto policy and continued signs of broader adoption. Price levels at this range represent a meaningful recovery from the low $50,000s seen earlier in the year.
A sustained hold above $64,000 keeps Bitcoin within range of its all-time high, which tends to pull institutional and retail capital back into the asset class. Crypto-adjacent equities and ETFs tied to Bitcoin sentiment also benefit when price momentum is positive. If U.S. policy clarity firms up, it removes one of the larger overhangs that has kept institutional allocators on the sidelines.
July 30 to 31: Federal Open Market Committee rate decision. Next U.S. congressional crypto legislation hearings, expected late July to early August.
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