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.
It was a relatively flat week for the majors, Bitcoin ranging between $74,000 and $78,000 and Ethereum holding between $2,000 and $2,100.
Bitcoin fell 5.5% as hot inflation data pushed back rate-cut hopes, even as Strategy bought another $2B in BTC.
Bitcoin traded flat near $80K while altcoins surged — INJ up 32%, VVV up 44%. This week: Michael Saylor softens his 'never sell' stance on Bitcoin.
Bitcoin posted its best month of 2026, closing April up 11.9% and climbing above $80K as equities hit record highs. Here's what's driving the rally.
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