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  3. July 1 Bitcoin Price Update: Rally Loses Steam as Profit-Taking Begins

July 1 Bitcoin Price Update: Rally Loses Steam as Profit-Taking Begins

Bitcoin’s price hit $107,380 on July 1 after a nearly 41% rally since April, but analysts warn momentum is fading as short-term holders take profits. Institutional demand and upcoming Federal Reserve decisions will be key in determining whether Bitcoin continues its upward trend or enters a consolidation phase.

July 1 Bitcoin Price Update: Rally Loses Steam as Profit-Taking Begins
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July 1 BTC Price Hits $107K—Momentum Shows Signs of Slowing

July 1 Bitcoin Price Update – Bitcoin’s nearly three-month rally is showing signs of slowing down. Analysts at Bitfinex noted in their market report that, “For the first time in this long-standing uptrend, momentum has started to weaken,” highlighting that buying pressure is fading and investors are beginning to take profits.

41% Surge Followed by Consolidation Signals

Bitcoin dropped to its year-to-date low of $73,273 on April 9, then surged almost 41% to $107,380. However, analysts warn that the phase of “vertical acceleration” seems to be over for now, and the market may be entering a period of consolidation or a local top. Short-term holders, especially those who bought below $80,000, are increasingly realizing profits by selling their Bitcoin.

July 1 Bitcoin Price Update: Rally Loses Steam as Profit-Taking Begins
Source: CoinMarketCap

Institutional Demand and ETF Inflows to Shape the Future

Bitcoin’s next move largely depends on macroeconomic factors and continued institutional demand, particularly from Bitcoin ETFs. US-based spot Bitcoin ETFs have seen inflows for 14 consecutive trading days since June 9, totaling around $4.63 billion net inflows by June 27. Economist Timothy Peterson described last week’s $2.2 billion inflow as “massive” and expects the trend to continue.

Fed Decisions and Long-Term Holder Influence

Traders are closely watching the Federal Reserve’s interest rate decision on July 30. The market currently estimates a 19% chance of a rate cut, generally considered bullish for Bitcoin. Meanwhile, Charles Edwards, founder of Capriole Investments, explains Bitcoin’s struggle to break past $100K mainly comes from long-term holders (OGs) selling their positions despite institutional buying.

Market Overview: Transition Phase Underway

Bitfinex analysts believe the market is in a transition phase, with higher timeframe support levels holding firm. Economist Donald Dean adds that “Bitcoin is poised to move higher after tight consolidation,” signaling a potential new upward wave on the horizon.

Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Cryptocurrencies and stocks, particularly in micro-cap companies, are subject to significant volatility and risk. Please conduct thorough research before making any investment decisions.

July 1 Bitcoin Price Update: Rally Loses Steam as Profit-Taking Begins

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