Bitcoin at $64K: Recovery or Head-Fake? Crypto Week-in-Review
Bitcoin closed the week of July 7-10 at $64,056, up 4.3% from its prior-week close of roughly $61,400. That sounds like a recovery. The problem is that $64,056 is also 49.2% below the $126,080 all-time high printed in October 2025, and the macro backdrop that drove that peak, record ETF inflows and a rate-cut cycle, has reversed almost entirely. Before declaring a recovery, the data requires a harder look. Key Takeaways BTC +4.3% WoW to $64,056, but -49.2% from October 2025 ATH; ETH +4.4% WoW to $1,777 US spot BTC ETFs posted their 8th consecutive week of net outflows, totaling $8.2B since mid-May SOL +23.6% over 30 days despite a -1.7% pullback this week; ZEC surged +16.2% WoW $65K is the n…
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