Overall Market Performance
After a correction, the crypto market has risen again, with 92 out of the top 100 tokens increasing, a total market cap of $3.8 trillion (a slight decrease of 2.1%), and a trading volume of $205 billion.
Market sentiment remains in the 'Greed Zone' (Fear and Greed Index 68), indicating a high willingness to invest, but caution is needed for overbought risks.
Top Token Dynamics
Bitcoin (BTC): Up 1.1% to $118,233, rebounding above the key support level, with a fluctuation range of $116,103 - $118,315.
Ethereum (ETH): Leading the top 10 tokens, up 5.8% to $3,145, steadily climbing from $2,965 during the session.
Others: DOGE up 3.3%, TRX up 0.4%; PUMP leads the top 100 with a gain of 11.2%, FARTCOIN leads the decline with a drop of 4.6%.
Key Signals of Capital Inflow
U.S. BTC spot ETF has seen net inflows for 9 consecutive days, with $403 million inflow on July 15 (BlackRock alone accounted for $416 million), totaling net inflows of $53.07 billion.
U.S. ETH ETF has seen net inflows for 8 consecutive days, with $192 million inflow on July 15 (BlackRock accounted for $172 million), with significant institutional accumulation (e.g., SharpLink purchased 6,377 ETH, holding nearly 312,000).
Institutional Views and Potential Risks
Relying solely on capital inflows is insufficient to rapidly push BTC above $150,000; a widespread shift in institutional sentiment is needed; current selling pressure (profits taken by long-term holders) may limit gains, and the tightening macro environment also poses constraints.
Positive Support: The Moscow Exchange will launch a fund tracking BlackRock's Ethereum ETF, with institutional layouts continuing to deepen.
Other Market Dynamics
Several U.S. crypto legislations failed to pass Congress on Tuesday, with key controversies including CBDC regulatory issues.
Billionaire Peter Thiel increased his holdings in Ethereum-related companies, with Cantor Fitzgerald planning to acquire 30,000 BTC (worth about $4 billion) through a SPAC merger.