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⚠️ Bitcoin price stalls below $64K as Fed hopes meet oil risks and bearish divergence 🔔 Bitcoin has held above $63,000 after last week’s macro-driven rebound, but traders are now weighing expectations of Federal Reserve rate cuts against rising geopolitical tensions and mounting technical resistance. According to data from cryptonews, Bitcoin price traded around $63,100 on Tuesday after briefly testing the $64,000 region again, leaving the market caught between bullish macro expectations and a growing list of near-term risks. 🔖 Recent gains have also coincided with renewed ETF demand. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded two straight sessions of net inflows after weeks of persistent withdrawals, offering the first sign that institutional investors are cautiously returning to the market following June’s record $4.5 billion in net outflows. The daily chart shows Bitcoin rebounding strongly from the $58,000 area but failing to reclaim the key horizontal resistance near $65,000. Price remains below the 50-day moving average around $65,800, while the 200-day moving average continues to cap the longer-term trend. 📊 However, the Chaikin Money Flow has climbed back above zero, suggesting fresh capital has started returning after weeks of persistent selling. The MACD also remains in bullish territory, although upward momentum has slowed as price approaches resistance.

📌 Pi Network’s pivot: from mobile mining to infrastructure for AI and identity ⚠️ On Pi2Day, Pi Network stopped talking about mobile mining and started talking about infrastructure, launching tools to sell its compute, identity, and verification to the outside world. It is a real strategic pivot toward the AI era. Whether it fixes Pi’s actual problem, a token down 96% with no demand, is the harder question. 🌐 On June 28, 2026, Pi Network used its annual Pi2Day celebration to make a statement about what it wants to become, and for once the statement was not about mining. The project that grew famous as a mobile app letting tens of millions of people tap a button each day to earn tokens launched three products, SoloHost, Pi Sign-in, and PiVerify, and framed them as a deliberate pivot: from a mining-centric community toward an infrastructure provider for the artificial-intelligence era, offering compute, identity, and verification services to the outside world. 📊 The pitch was explicit. Rather than relying only on growth inside its own walled ecosystem, Pi would begin selling its genuine assets, a verified user base of more than 18 million people, a network of hundreds of thousands of user-run nodes, and a hybrid human-verification system, to external developers and businesses.