Bitcoin retreated to the low $63,000s on Tuesday after an overnight rally above $64,000 failed to sustain, marking a roughly flat day that masks a 6 percent weekly advance amid renewed geopolitical tensions and a major corporate Bitcoin liquidation. The largest daily inflow into US spot Bitcoin ETFs in two months provided some support, even…
Bitcoin has rebounded above $63,000 this week following Federal Reserve commentary suggesting lower inflation risks, with technical indicators flashing synchronized buy signals across major assets for the first time in months. The rally represents a critical inflection point after the cryptocurrency market suffered its worst June on record, marked by $4 billion in spot Bitcoin…
Bitcoin Surges 2.5% on Weak Jobs Data as Whales Accumulate $16.7B—But ETF Outflows Signal Institutional Retreat Bitcoin opened Friday, July 3, 2026, up 2.5% at $61,492.99, while Ethereum jumped 5.6% to $1,698.37, marking a significant weekend recovery following June’s brutal 20.48% decline. The rally was sparked by weaker-than-expected June employment data showing only 57,000 new…
Bitcoin and Ethereum surged on Friday as positive jobs data dampened Federal Reserve rate hike expectations, with Bitcoin climbing above $61,800 and Ethereum gaining more than 5% amid renewed inflows into spot Bitcoin ETFs. The rally represents a potential turning point after June’s weakest performance in four years, signaling renewed investor appetite for risk assets…
Bitcoin rebounded to $59,770 over the weekend after touching its lowest level since September 2024, yet another $1 billion in futures positions were liquidated as derivatives traders face mounting losses across the market. The bounce marks a critical inflection point amid extreme fear conditions, with the Fear & Greed Index at 13, while institutional ETF…
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