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Bitcoin fluctuates near $65,000 amid security breaches and legislative delays

The cryptocurrency market is navigating significant volatility driven by security breaches, legislative delays, and shifting macroeconomic data. Bitcoin has recently fluctuated around the $65,000 mark, finding support from strong spot ETF inflows despite sell-side pressure from large holders and treasury companies like Empery Digital, which reduced its holdings by 76% since July.

Security concerns have intensified following a major exploit of Coldcard hardware wallets, which reportedly resulted in the loss of over 2,000 BTC and an estimated $130 million. This incident has prompted a rotation of interest toward regulated institutional products, such as spot Bitcoin ETFs, which saw their strongest weekly inflows since April.

In the United States, regulatory progress has stalled as the Senate delayed a vote on the CLARITY Act until September. This legislative delay comes amid warnings from Donald Trump regarding the potential for China to challenge U.S. leadership in the digital asset sector. Additionally, weaker-than-expected July employment data, showing a loss of 23,000 jobs, has influenced market expectations regarding Federal Reserve interest rate policies.

On the altcoin front, Ethereum has seen a recovery, with on-chain stablecoin balances increasing by approximately $700 million during the first week of August. Meanwhile, Grayscale Investments has withdrawn several ETF applications for Cardano, Hedera, and Polkadot, signaling a strategic shift in product offerings.

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Bitcoin · Bitcoin · CLARITY Act · Coinbase · Coldcard · Coldcard hardware wallet · Ethereum · Federal Reserve · Grayscale Investments · John Thune · U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics · U.S. Senate

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XRP: CLARITY Act vertagt auf 14. September [www.kapitalmarktexperten.de]
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