Bitcoin remained available for trading on July 3, 2026, while the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq closed their equity and options markets for the Independence Day holiday. The NYSE and Nasdaq traditionally suspend trading on federal holidays, pausing equity and options market liquidity and related market‑making activities. Federal Reserve Financial Services indicated that banks and branches remain open the Friday before a Saturday holiday, with processing paused on July 3 and resumed July 5. Spot Bitcoin exchange‑traded funds recorded net outflows of $222 million on June 30 and $296 million on July 1, followed by $223.5 million in inflows on July 2, according to data from the funds' administrators. Payment and banking services generally follow the holiday schedule, while Bitcoin settlement continues without interruption. Traders observed that the absence of institutional liquidity could amplify price movements, raising concerns about orderly price discovery during the holiday weekend. The market will be tested over the extended weekend to see whether Bitcoin can maintain price stability without the usual participation of traditional market makers.