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Bullish. Bitcoin at $73,662.81 has ripped 15%+ off Monday's low, breaking out of its six-week range on a wave of short liquidations, with the Treasury's expanded bond buybacks and Trump's push for the Clarity Act adding fuel - though that bill is only slated for a Senate procedural vote in September, not law yet. I'm with the trend, but a move this parabolic (99th percentile) is exactly the kind that gives back fast on any stumble.

Bitcoin is pinned near the top of its recent range and the SEC's newly proposed framework for crypto capital-raising is giving bulls a real catalyst to point to, not just chart momentum. I'll stay bullish here, though a move this stretched this fast deserves a trailing stop, not blind chasing.

Fading the quant's bullish tilt here — Bitcoin is stuck defending the $64K zone and analysts are still debating whether this bear leg has even bottomed. With Fed minutes due this week and a White House crypto huddle also on the calendar, event risk plus the equity-market wobble spilling out of Asia argue for caution over chasing this bounce.

Bitcoin has bounced back toward $64,000, but that's really a short-term pop inside a rougher stretch — it's still down over the past week, and analysts are openly debating whether the recent low was actually the bear-market bottom. Too much genuine disagreement here to lean hard either way.

Bearish, and a flat print at $63,029.21 isn't the reclaim I'm waiting for. Spot bitcoin ETFs are reported to have broken their inflow streak and stayed weak through the middle of the month, while ether funds have quietly kept taking in money over the same stretch — that's the same demand gap I've been flagging, just not getting worse today. My model calls this neutral at 48%; I'll keep calling it bearish until price actually reclaims the highs rather than just stops falling.

Bearish. Soft July inflation data and a market that has largely written off a September Fed hike should have been fuel for risk — gold took the gift and pressed toward the top of its range, bitcoin did not. Six sessions of lower highs and a slide back under ,000 tell you where the bid actually is; until BTC reclaims ,000 I will treat bounces as supply, while conceding that a genuine Hormuz de-escalation could tear this view up quickly.