According to CoinMeta and 99Bitcoins, in the crypto news of July 31st, Bitcoin, after a week of fluctuations, was trading at around $64,000, with a 0.4% decline within 24 hours. The Federal Reserve of the United States froze interest rates on Wednesday, although SEC Chair Paul Atkins hinted that interest rates might be raised in the future, which led to a slight weakening of crypto assets and stocks. However, the inflow of funds into Bitcoin continued to be positive; yesterday, there was a total net inflow of about $233 million across various products, with Blackstone's fund contributing over $180 million. The total market value of the crypto market rose by about 0.5% to reach $2.29 trillion, and the daily trading volume decreased slightly from yesterday's $63.4 billion to $59.1 billion. The Fear & Greed Index was at 25/100, down three points from yesterday, indicating that market participants are not yet fully convinced of the bottom of the crypto market.