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Bitcoin news for August 14, 2026

Bitcoin slipped to $62.5K after hovering near $64K, as cool U.S. PPI data failed to trigger gains and Bitcoin ETFs saw their first two-day drawdown in August. A reported wall of 1.79 million BTC just above $65K is seen as a key barrier, while Fidelity pulled $46.8M from its FBTC fund.

How the day unfolded

  1. Bitcoin slipped near $63,500-$64,000 as traders shifted focus from CPI to upcoming Fed tests, with stocks gaining on cool PPI data. Regulatory headlines included the SEC abruptly pulling a Friday crypto rules meeting and the CLARITY Act catalyst moving to September 15. ETF flows saw Fidelity pull $46.8M from FBTC, while JPMorgan expanded its crypto-related holdings.

  2. Bitcoin traded near $64,000 as traders weighed cooler U.S. producer price data and looked to the Federal Reserve's next policy tests. Regulatory headlines added uncertainty, with the SEC pulling a scheduled crypto rules meeting and the CLARITY Act catalyst pushed to September 15. Meanwhile, Bitcoin ETFs saw outflows—Fidelity withdrew $46.8 million from FBTC—and an overlooked group contributed $1.78 billion of selling pressure.

  3. Bitcoin is trading near $63,500–$64,000, struggling to break above $65,000 as a large wall of supply and recent ETF outflows (including Fidelity's $46.8M pullback) add selling pressure. An overlooked group has added $1.78 billion in selling, while Tether's USDT supply has shrunk by $4B in 60 days, indicating cooling demand. Mixed inflation data has been set aside as traders now focus on the Fed's next policy tests.

  4. Bitcoin slipped below $63,000 as U.S. inflation data failed to spur gains, while rising oil and yields added pressure. ETF outflows continued, with Fidelity pulling $46.8 million, marking August's first two-day drawdown. Additionally, a large wall of 1.79 million Bitcoin is reportedly capping attempts to break above $65,000.

  5. Bitcoin remained near $64,000 as cooler-than-expected US PPI data boosted stocks but failed to spark crypto gains, with ETFs seeing their first two-day drawdown in August. Fidelity pulled $46.8M from its FBTC fund, and Tether's USDT supply shrank by $4B in 60 days, reflecting softer demand. A wall of 1.79 million BTC is also reportedly limiting attempts to break above $65,000.

  6. Bitcoin is trading near $64K, but upside is capped by a large supply wall above $65,000 and recent ETF outflows, including Fidelity's $46.8M withdrawal. Cooler US inflation data lifted equities but failed to spark crypto gains, while a $4B reduction in Tether's USDT supply over 60 days points to easing demand. These factors combined are keeping BTC rangebound despite broader market optimism.

  7. Bitcoin hovered near $64,000 as cooler U.S. PPI data supported stocks, but the cryptocurrency slipped to $62,500 amid a trader warning of potential further losses. U.S. inflation data failed to ignite gains, and Bitcoin ETFs saw their first two-day drawdown in August, with Fidelity pulling $46.8 million from its fund. Additionally, a significant cluster of 1.79 million Bitcoin is said to be capping attempts to break above $65,000.

  8. Bitcoin is trading near $62.5-64K, with cooler US PPI data failing to spur gains and Bitcoin ETFs experiencing August's first two-day drawdown, including a $46.8M withdrawal from Fidelity's FBTC. A large supply wall of 1.79 million BTC is reportedly capping attempts to break above $65,000, while traders warn that the weekly close could influence further moves.

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