Bitcoin at $62,833: ETF Flows, CLARITY Act, and Compression
Bitcoin closed the week at $62,833, exactly 50.2% below its October 2025 record high of $126,198 and 30% below its January 1 price. That number has a way of commanding attention. A 50% drawdown in any asset class would generate headlines about structural collapse. In Bitcoin's case, the more precise read is this: the asset is in a macro-induced compression zone, and the behavior of institutional flows, on-chain data, and the regulatory calendar suggests the compression is temporary, not terminal. Key Takeaways Bitcoin closed the week at $62,833, down 50.2% from its October 2025 ATH of $126,198, on the back of confirmed zero rate cuts in 2026 per CME FedWatch (78.5% probability of hold at the…
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