A sharp jump in South Korea's Kospi index and broad dollar weakness lifted risk assets across the board, dragging Bitcoin up alongside them even as spot ETFs kept posting outflows. Analysts flagged the disconnect as a sign the rally was macro-driven rather than a return of institutional crypto conviction, since ETF flows have explained roughly 45% of Bitcoin's weekly price swings this year.
July 10, 2026
Bitcoin Climbs Back Toward $64K on the Back of a Weaker Dollar, Not Crypto-Specific News
Original reporting: Memeburn ↗