Can Bitcoin recover without institutional demand?

Bitcoin is edging higher on Monday after a quiet weekend and continues to trade in a narrow range as investors digest developments in US-Iran negotiations and assess the outlook for US monetary policy following the Fed's hawkish shift last week. Meanwhile institutional BTC demand remains elusive. 

Crypto Market Overview: Bitcoin, Zcash and Bittensor rebound, but are these gains sustainable?

Bitcoin (BTC) upholds a subtle recovery outlook on Monday, trading above $64,000 as investors reengage amid easing geopolitical tensions, particularly in the Middle East. Altcoins are broadly rising, led by Zcash (ZEC) and Bittensor (TAO), indicating a positive short-term turnaround.

Bitcoin Price Forecast: BTC struggles as ETF outflow streak extends to six straight week

Bitcoin (BTC) trades around $64,000 at the time of writing on Monday after declining nearly 4% in the previous week. BTC investors remain cautious despite signs of progress in the first round of US-Iran peace talks in Switzerland. Institutional demand continues to weaken, with spot Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) recording the sixth consecutive week of outflows, extending a negative streak that began in mid-May. The Crypto King’s recovery isn't likely to be sustained unless institutional demand for BTC increases this week.