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Weekly Market Update: 22 July 2026
Bitcoin hit a 34-day high of $66,800 despite escalating geopolitical risk. This week: Pump.fun's 20% rally, and why the market shrugged off bad news.
Bitcoin held near $85,000 as markets braced for tariff news, capping BTC's worst Q1 performance since 2018.
Bitcoin rose 5.5% toward $90K as easing geopolitical tensions and a steady Fed decision improved market sentiment.
Bitcoin surged from $100K to $110K as Ethereum outpaced it, climbing from $2.4K to $2.8K in a strong bullish week.
Bitcoin dipped to $103K before closing May with its highest-ever monthly candle at $104,653, a clear signal of underlying strength.
Bitcoin broke its all-time high to rally to $111,000 on institutional demand, before a surprise EU tariff briefly pulled it back to $106,000.
Bitcoin surged to $107,000 for its highest weekly close ever, as global rate cuts and positive ETF inflows lifted risk sentiment.
Bitcoin surged to $105,000, its highest since February, as fresh US-China-UK trade talks lifted sentiment and confirmed a technical breakout.
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