Daily Market Summary with JrKripto July 15, 2025

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You can find today’s edition of “Daily Market with JrKripto” below, featuring a roundup of the most important developments from both global and local markets. Let’s analyze the broader market sentiment and latest insights together.

Bitcoin updated its current ATH to $123,800 as of yesterday. As mentioned in our BTC analysis, we stated that it would be beneficial for the price to pull back from the resistance zone after reaching it. BTC, which has been revisiting its ATH for several days, has now broken through a key resistance area. The $115,000 zone will be closely watched.

Ethereum, as seen in the chart we shared in yesterday's updated analysis, experienced a pullback after a trend reversal. As long as it remains above the $2,880–$2,900 region, the positive outlook will continue.

Crypto News

Standard Chartered has begun offering spot trading services for Bitcoin and Ethereum to corporate clients through its UK subsidiary. The bank has become the first major global bank to offer this service. (Reuters)
The Federal Reserve and US regulators issued a statement confirming that banks are allowed to hold Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.
Ondo Finance is accelerating development of a full-stack RWA platform with the acquisition of Strangelove.
MicroStrategy purchased 4,225 Bitcoin at an average price of $111,827 between July 7 and July 13.

Cryptocurrencies

Top Gainers:

FUN → Up 15.2% to $0.02259278
USELESS → Up 13.3% to $0.34701556
BDX → Up 11.5% to $0.0699264
1INCH → Up 11.2% to $0.34411542
BONK → Up 7.4% to $0.00002875

Top Losers:

M → Down 26.6% to $0.41467673
MOG → Down 15.1% to $0.00000158
KTA → Down 14.7% to $0.79702945
DOG → Down 11.3% to $0.00400906
CRO → Down 10.7% to $0.10273858

Fear Index:

Bitcoin: 73 (Greed)
Ethereum: 63 (Greed)

Dominance:

Bitcoin: 64.37% ▼ 0.23%
Ethereum: 9.87% ▲ 0.26%

Total Daily Net ETF Inflows:

BTC ETFs: $297.40 million
ETH ETFs: $259.00 million

Data to Watch Today

3:30 PM – Core Consumer Price Index (CPI) (Monthly) (June)Expectation: 0.3% | Previous: 0.1%
3:30 PM – Consumer Price Index (CPI) (Annual) (June)Expectation: 2.6% | Previous: 2.4%
3:30 PM – Consumer Price Index (CPI) (Monthly) (June)Expectation: 0.3% | Previous: 0.1%
All Day – Turkey: Democracy Day – Holiday

Global Markets

Markets are focused on today’s U.S. June inflation data. Rising trade tensions and uncertainties are keeping investors cautious, while the market’s overall response to tariff threats has been limited. Bond yields in the U.S. and Europe rose slightly; U.S. stock markets moved higher, while Eurozone stocks declined slightly.

In response to Trump’s announcement of a 30% tariff, the EU announced it would take countermeasures if no agreement is reached by August 1st. However, the EU Trade Commissioner noted that negotiations were ongoing. Regarding Mexico, the White House clarified that the tariff would not apply to products covered by the USMCA.