Renowned Bitcoin evangelist, cofounder and executive chairman of MicroStrategy, Michael Saylor, has taken to the X social media platform (formerly known as Twitter) to comment on the impressive nearly 5% surge BTC has demonstrated over the past 24 hours as it regained the $63,000 level and even managed to surge above $63,560 briefly.
Bitcoin price has demonstrated a nearly 5% surge over the past 24 hours as it regained the $63,000 level and even managed to surge above $63,560 briefly.
After dropping from the $64,470 level last week, Bitcoin price experienced a gradual recovery, starting on Friday with a 3.35% increase, surging to $61,980 by Sunday. The next increase pushed the largest cryptocurrency back above $63,000 and up over $63,500.
However, as the battered Mt. Gox crypto exchange is to start paying out BTC to investors this week, JP Morgan analysts expect a massive sell-off to begin. The exchange is to pay out $9 billion worth of Bitcoin.
Bitcoin price dropped after hitting $63,560
After surging above the $63,500 level on Wednesday, Bitcoin price encountered resistance and dropped slightly. At the time of writing, BTC is changing hands at $63,200.
Bitcoin price 4-hour chart. Source: TradingView
Sell dollars, buy Bitcoin, Saylor urges community
Renowned Bitcoin evangelist and cofounder and executive chairman of MicroStrategy, Michael Saylor, has taken to the X social media platform (formerly known as Twitter) to comment on the BTC surge.
Saylor, who is known for his bullish statements on Bitcoin, has met the sudden BTC price increase with cold triumph and urged the cryptocurrency community to sell U.S. dollars in order to buy Bitcoin with the proceeds.
He tweeted only two words: "Sell" and "Buy." The initials of those words, "S" and "B," clearly form the symbols of the U.S. dollar and the world's flagship digital currency.
$ell ₿uy
Bitcoin ETF inflows hit $36.5 million
According to a recent report by the @lookonchain analytics account, on June 28, spot Bitcoin ETFs saw a cumulative inflow of more than $36.5 million in crypto; nine ETFs have added approximately 596 BTC. The largest inflow was witnessed by the Invesco Galaxy ETF – 152 BTC. It was followed by Bitwise Bitcoin ETF as it scooped up 131 BTC. The Fidelity exchange-traded fund sucked up 109 BTC.
Jun 28 Update:
9 ETFs added 596 $BTC (+$36.5M).
#Grayscale added 60 $BTC (+$3.6M) and currently holds 275,955 $BTC ($16.89B).
#Fidelity added 109 $BTC (+$6.7M) and currently holds 167,900 $BTC ($10.28B).https://t.co/za5wGnJmMC pic.twitter.com/KFIhG6EwSa
The lowest inflow was witnessed by Ark Invest as it accommodated 30 BTC. Bitcoin ETFs have been dominating the market since the middle of January. Back then, the U.S. SEC regulator granted approval to spot BTC funds, permitting them to begin trading. Since then, these ETFs have been accumulating Bitcoin on a daily basis. Before the halving occurred in the second part of April, the ETFs scooped up more than 10,000 BTC per day.
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