Bitcoin closed the week at roughly $62,990, down 2.7%, after an in-line July inflation print failed to trigger the expected relief rally. Spot Bitcoin ETFs reversed from their strongest inflow week since April into consecutive days of outflows, and XRP briefly traded below $1 for the first time in nearly two years following a cross-chain bridge exploit.
The structural developments carried more weight than the price action. Goldman Sachs agreed to acquire NEOS Investments for up to $2.25 billion, gaining three crypto income ETFs. Riot Platforms sold 4,300 BTC to fund AI data center expansion. Grayscale withdrew three altcoin ETF registrations days before one of the underlying assets cleared its regulatory threshold. Both major US regulatory catalysts, meanwhile, slipped to September.
Below is a summary of the week's key developments across prices, flows, corporate activity and regulation.
Bitcoin price today after this week's crypto market drop
$Bitcoin is trading around $62,990 on Sunday morning, down 2.7% over the week, with the total crypto market cap holding near $2.19 trillion. Bitcoin fe...
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