Bitcoin has rebounded decisively above $64,000 following a weak June jobs report, signaling renewed institutional interest after weeks of systematic capital withdrawal. The world’s largest cryptocurrency now trades at $64,033.85 as of July 7, 2026, with the immediate catalyst being softer labor data that reduces Fed tightening pressure. However, all eyes remain fixed on the…
Bitcoin continues to trade below the critical $60,000 support level as extreme fear grips markets, with the Fear & Greed Index collapsing to 12 amid a $6.35 billion institutional redemption wave. Meanwhile, Ethereum has outperformed on the back of corporate accumulation, even as geopolitical tensions and AI sector weakness drag broader risk sentiment lower across…
Bitcoin collapsed below $63,000 on June 19, 2026, shedding $2,000 in just two and a half hours after the Iran-Israel escalation torpedoed a landmark US-Iran peace deal. The selloff, which liquidated over $200 million in long positions within four hours, reflects a brutal convergence of geopolitical disappointment and Federal Reserve hawkishness that has left crypto…
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