Key Takeaways Bitcoin fell to $65,568 on July 23, 2026, down 0.61% after a 13% July rebound. Blackrock’s IBIT led ETF inflows this week even as the price consolidated. Cryptoquant’s Ki Young Ju says weak spot demand leaves the rally reliant on futures. The leading cryptocurrency traded between roughly $65,300 and $66,360 during the 24 hours, according to Bitcoin.com’s BTC market statistics. Figures showed Bitcoin closing near $66,101 on July 22 before slipping to around $65,568 in partial trading on July 23, a decline of about 0.61% on the day. The pullback followed a recovery of more than 13% earlier …


