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Bitcoin's Quietly Strung Together Three Green Days While Everyone Was Watching Iran

Four crypto stories that actually moved money today. No fluff, no hedging, just what happened.

Three Straight Green Days. Bitcoin's Above $64K Again.

While stocks got hammered Wednesday on the Fed and Iran, Bitcoin quietly did the opposite: three straight up days, sitting above $64,000, bulls eyeing a breakout past $65,000. Bitcoin ETFs snapped a four-session outflow streak too — $32.1 million came back in Wednesday. Small number, real direction change.

Duck it — everyone's staring at the Dow's 1,100-point wipeout. Nobody's talking about crypto quietly climbing through the same week. That disconnect is worth sitting with for a second.

Don't get carried away. Inflation worries and an active shooting war in the Middle East are still capping the upside. This is a bounce holding steady, not a breakout — yet.

CLARITY Act Odds Inch Up to 29%. Tillis Wants a Deal by Tomorrow.

Senator Thom Tillis says he's pushing to get a bipartisan ethics package to the White House by July 31 — tomorrow — clearing the way for a possible CLARITY Act vote next week. Passage odds ticked up from 27% to 29%. That's not a big move. But after weeks of the number only going down, "not going down" is news.

29% still means "probably not." Don't trade on hope. Watch tomorrow's deadline actually get hit before you believe anything's really moving.

Binance Wants In on Prediction Markets — Coming for Kalshi, Robinhood, and Polymarket

Binance is seeking CFTC approval to launch its own prediction market platform, putting the world's biggest crypto exchange in direct competition with Coinbase, Robinhood, Kalshi, and Polymarket in a category that's exploded in the last year. This isn't a side project. It's the biggest player in crypto trading deciding the next fight is over who owns betting on outcomes, not just prices.

Duck it — when the biggest name in the room enters a niche, that niche stops being niche. Worth watching who else piles in behind Binance now.

Robinhood Beat Overall — But Its Crypto Business Is Bleeding

Robinhood posted $1.31 billion in Q2 revenue, beating expectations across the board. Bury that headline and you'll find crypto revenue down 38% year-over-year, blamed squarely on weak trading volumes. The company as a whole is fine. The crypto arm specifically had a rough quarter.

Headline beats can hide ugly numbers underneath. If you're evaluating Robinhood specifically as a crypto play, the top-line beat isn't telling you what you actually need to know.

This is a market news summary, not investment advice. Crypto and financial markets are volatile — you can lose some or all of your money. Please make your own decisions and consider talking to a licensed financial advisor before acting on anything here.

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