According to CoinMeta, on the last day of July, the price of Bitcoin fell to $63,870, a decrease of 1.31% from midnight UTC. Ethereum also saw a decline of 1.40%, currently trading at $1,890 and failing to break through the $2,000 mark it reached earlier this month. In contrast, South Korea's KOSPI index rose by more than 15%, and NASDAQ 100 and S&P 500 index futures also performed well. This week, conflicts in the Middle East and hawkish statements from the Federal Reserve have dealt a blow to hopes for a recovery in the crypto market. The CoinDesk 20 index has fallen by 2.34% since Monday midnight, but it has still risen by 8.7% since June, marking the first positive growth in three months and the highest increase in a year.