Bitcoin News Today: BTC Reclaims $64,000 as ETF Inflows Extend to a Second Day

Last Updated: July 11, 2026

Bitcoin is trading near $64,150 on July 11, 2026, up roughly 1.3-1.4% over 24 hours and back above the $64,000 level after recovering from a low near $61,453 earlier in the week. The more consequential bitcoin news today is institutional: US spot Bitcoin ETFs posted $90.4 million in net inflows on July 10, extending a tentative recovery that snapped a brutal 10-day, $2.73 billion outflow streak earlier this month, even as Strategy’s recent $216 million bitcoin sale continues to draw scrutiny from traders watching for signs of shifting corporate demand.

Key Takeaways

• BTC trades near $64,150, up about 1.3-1.4% in 24 hours and recovering from a low of $61,453 hit earlier this week amid Iran-driven risk-off selling
• US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $90.4 million in net inflows on July 10, a second consecutive positive session following a $221.7 million inflow day on July 3 that ended a 10-day, $2.73 billion outflow streak
• Despite the recent recovery, year-to-date net outflows from the US spot Bitcoin ETF complex remain around $5.4 billion, with June 2026 posting the worst monthly outflow reading since the products launched in January 2024
• The next technical test is the 50-day moving average near $65,136; a confirmed break above that level could open a path toward the $70,000 psychological level
• Strategy’s $216 million bitcoin sale between June 29 and July 5 — its largest since adopting a “never sell” posture in 2020 — remains a live overhang on sentiment even as the company has bought far more BTC than it’s sold in 2026 overall

Bitcoin Market Overview

Metric	Value
Price (BTC/USD)	~$64,150
24h Change	+1.3% to +1.4%
Bitcoin ETF Net Flow (July 10)	+$90.4 million
Bitcoin ETF Net Flow (2026 YTD)	~-$5.4 billion
Next Resistance (50-day MA)	~$65,136

Data sourced from CoinMarketCap and CoinGecko. Prices are volatile and change continuously — confirm with a live source before trading.

Bitcoin Price Analysis

BTC’s recovery to $64,150 extends a bounce off this week’s low of $61,453, tracking the broader crypto market’s gradual stabilization from Tuesday’s Iran-driven selloff. The token remains within a still-cautious technical structure: the 50-day moving average near $65,136 is the immediate hurdle, and a confirmed daily close above it would be the clearest signal yet that this recovery attempt differs from the failed bounces earlier in the month. Bitcoin dominance has held in the mid-56% range throughout the week, suggesting capital is still consolidating in BTC rather than broadly rotating into altcoins even as sentiment improves.

Why Bitcoin News Is Dominated by ETF Flows Today

ETF Inflows Extend to a Second Session

US spot Bitcoin ETFs pulled in $90.4 million in net inflows on July 10, according to SoSoValue data, a more modest but still positive follow-through to the $221.7 million single-day inflow on July 3 that snapped a painful 10-day, $2.73 billion outflow streak. Fidelity and BlackRock’s IBIT have led the recent recovery, though IBIT itself recorded an outflow on the initial rebound day, underscoring that the turnaround has not been uniform across issuers. Cumulative net inflows since the products launched in January 2024 have now surpassed $51 billion, even as June 2026 alone produced roughly $4 billion in outflows — the worst monthly reading on record for the category.

The Bigger Picture Remains Mixed

Despite the recent positive sessions, year-to-date net outflows from the US spot Bitcoin ETF complex still sit around $5.4 billion, meaning the roughly $510 million recovered across the three-session run earlier this month represents only a fraction of the capital that has exited in 2026. Analysts caution that a handful of positive days doesn’t yet confirm a durable shift in institutional demand, and are watching whether inflows can sustain themselves through upcoming macro data before calling the outflow trend reversed.

Strategy’s Sale Still Colors the Backdrop

Strategy’s disclosure that it sold 3,588 BTC for approximately $216 million between June 29 and July 5 — its largest sale since adopting a “never sell” posture in 2020 — remains a live talking point even as the ETF picture improves. The company has bought roughly 175,000 BTC for about $14 billion so far in 2026 against this single large sale, and maintains its $150,000 year-end price target, but the sale’s timing alongside a stalled rebound drew scrutiny from traders reading it as a signal worth watching rather than dismissing outright.

For deeper coverage on other assets, see today’s Ethereum News Today and XRP News Today.

What This Means for the Days Ahead

Bitcoin’s near-term path likely hinges on whether ETF inflows can string together more consecutive positive sessions rather than any single headline, given how directly flow data has tracked price action this year. Watch for whether BTC can close decisively above the $65,136 resistance level, whether Strategy draws further on its $1.25 billion BTC Monetization Program capacity, and how upcoming macro data — including any fresh Iran-related developments — shapes the broader risk appetite that’s driven most of this week’s price swings.

Bitcoin Support and Resistance Levels

Level Type	Price Zone	Significance
Key Resistance 2	~$68,000	April 2026 level, needed to reverse the broader downtrend
Key Resistance 1	~$65,136	50-day moving average; next real technical test
Current Price	~$64,150	—
Key Support 1	~$61,453	This week’s low, hit during Tuesday’s selloff
Key Support 2	~$58,000	Recent multi-week low

Support and resistance zones reflect recent price structure and are illustrative, not guaranteed — confirm with a live charting tool before trading.

Compare Crypto Prices Today

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XRP	XRP Price — see XRP News Today
Solana	SOL Price
BNB	BNB Price
Tron	TRX Price
Bitcoin	BTC Price

For the broader picture, see today’s Crypto Market Today and the full Crypto News Today roundup.

Where to Buy Bitcoin

BTC is available on all major centralized exchanges including Binance, Coinbase, Kraken, OKX, and Bybit, as well as through spot Bitcoin ETFs for investors who prefer brokerage-based exposure, or indirectly through corporate holders like Strategy. Always confirm exchange legitimacy and regional availability, and weigh self-custody versus ETF or equity-based exposure based on your own risk tolerance and need for liquidity.