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Bitcoin Holds $64,845 USD as Canadian ETF Investors Eye Next Technical Break

Bitcoin trades at $64,845 USD ($90,847 CAD) on August 10, 2026, holding steady with a marginal 0.10% dip as ETF flows, post-halving supply math, and macro signals shape the next move for Canadian retail investors.

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Key Takeaways
  • Bitcoin trades at $64,845 USD ($90,847 CAD) on August 10, 2026, down just 0.10% in 24 hours, signalling tight consolidation near key technical resistance.
  • Post-halving supply constraints — just 450 new BTC minted daily — continue to underpin the medium-term bull thesis, with cycle-peak timing still potentially ahead.
  • Canadian investors can access Bitcoin tax-efficiently inside a TFSA or RRSP through TSX-listed ETFs: Purpose Bitcoin ETF (BTCC) and Evolve Bitcoin ETF (EBIT).
  • Watch $66,000 USD as the key resistance level; a close above it could trigger fresh ETF inflows, while $62,000 USD remains the critical near-term support floor.

Bitcoin (BTC) is trading at $64,845.00 USD — equivalent to approximately $90,847 CAD at the prevailing USD/CAD rate of 1.4010 — as of August 10, 2026, down a negligible 0.10% over the past 24 hours. The price action is broadly consolidative, with BTC holding within a narrow intraday range that technical analysts are watching closely for a directional break. For Canadian investors who hold Bitcoin inside a TFSA or RRSP through domestic ETF wrappers, the CAD-denominated price is the number that truly matters.

Post-Halving Supply Math Still Supportive

Bitcoin’s April 2024 halving reduced the block reward from 6.25 BTC to 3.125 BTC, cutting daily new supply to roughly 450 coins per day — worth approximately $29.2 million USD at current prices. More than two years on from that event, the cumulative effect of constrained issuance continues to underpin the medium-term bull case. Historically, Bitcoin has reached its cycle peak roughly 12–18 months after each halving; by that clock, the window for a significant upside move extends into late 2025 and early 2026, meaning the current consolidation near $64,845 could be interpreted as a base-building phase rather than a trend reversal.

ETF Flows and Institutional Positioning

U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs, approved in January 2024, have accumulated hundreds of thousands of BTC and remain a critical demand driver. Net inflow days outnumber outflow days by a wide margin on a trailing 30-day basis, signalling that institutional allocators are still adding exposure on dips. In Canada, the Purpose Bitcoin ETF (BTCC) and the Evolve Bitcoin ETF (EBIT) — both listed on the TSX — provide registered-account-eligible access to BTC without the complexity of self-custody. BTCC, the world’s first spot Bitcoin ETF when it launched in February 2021, and EBIT together represent a convenient, regulated on-ramp for Canadians who want Bitcoin exposure shielded from annual capital-gains reporting inside a TFSA or RRSP.

Macro Correlation: What’s Driving the Pause

Bitcoin’s tight 24-hour range mirrors muted moves across risk assets broadly. Ethereum slipped 0.57% to $1,905.44 USD, XRP fell 0.82% to $1.03 USD, and BNB edged down 0.27% to $602.23 USD — suggesting the cautious tone is crypto-wide rather than Bitcoin-specific. The USD/CAD rate of 1.4010 reflects a relatively firm U.S. dollar, which historically creates a mild headwind for commodity and risk assets priced in USD. Canadian investors should note that a weaker loonie provides a natural CAD-denominated cushion: even flat USD price action translates into a higher CAD price if the dollar continues to strengthen.

Key Technical Levels to Watch

Bitcoin’s immediate resistance sits near the $66,000 USD ($92,479 CAD) zone, a level that capped rallies on multiple occasions over the prior three months. A clean daily close above that threshold on elevated volume would likely attract momentum buyers and trigger fresh inflows into BTCC and EBIT. On the downside, the $62,000 USD ($86,862 CAD) level represents a widely-cited demand zone where long-term holders have historically added. Canadian retail investors holding through ETF wrappers should focus on these levels as decision points for rebalancing registered-account allocations, rather than reacting to daily noise.

Asset Price (USD) Price (CAD) 24h Change
Bitcoin (BTC) $64,845.00 $90,847 -0.10%
Ethereum (ETH) $1,905.44 $2,669 -0.57%
Solana (SOL) $76.58 $107 +0.37%
XRP $1.03 $1.44 -0.82%

USD/CAD rate used: 1.4010 as of August 10, 2026. CAD figures are approximate conversions for reference only. This article does not constitute investment advice. Bitcoin and cryptocurrency investments carry significant risk.

Daniel Fitch

Boreal Markets Staff

Contributing writer at Boreal Markets.

Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Boreal Markets and SmallCap Communications Inc. are not registered investment advisers. Always conduct your own due diligence before making investment decisions.

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