
Bitcoin Holds Above $63,000 as Traders Eye SpaceX IPO
Bitcoin maintains gains above $63k, while market watchers point to SpaceX's oversubscribed IPO as a potential catalyst.
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Bitcoin maintains gains above $63k, while market watchers point to SpaceX's oversubscribed IPO as a potential catalyst.

Arca says MicroStrategy's sale of 32 BTC, not AI capital rotation, caused last week's bitcoin price decline.
The upcoming US inflation data may set the direction for risk assets including Bitcoin and gold.
BTC recovers to $63,000 as analysts cite oversold conditions; South Korea's KOSPI slump has limited impact.

DOGE price climbs from $0.0775 low but faces overhead resistance near $0.090.
Short liquidations pushed the total crypto market cap toward $2.15 trillion Monday.
Gold prices fell to their lowest point of 2026 following a much stronger-than-expected US jobs report, but several banks maintain a positive outlook.
The U.S. dollar hit a two-month high on strong jobs data, pressuring Bitcoin and other risk assets.
Market expectations for a Fed rate hike have risen to 68% under new Chair Kevin Warsh, putting pressure on Bitcoin and risk assets.

Maelstrom's Arthur Hayes has been selling various tokens, including WLD, days after his firm's AI IPO pitch.

Wealth management clients can lend Bitcoin, Ethereum, or Solana to Galaxy Digital in exchange for spot crypto ETP shares.

BTC retreated from overnight highs as geopolitical risks weighed on risk assets and pushed oil prices higher.

Bitcoin and other major digital assets retreated from overnight highs as geopolitical tensions lifted oil prices.

Bitcoin and altcoins retreated as a 3% oil jump fueled by Middle East tensions dampened risk appetite.

A rapid Bitcoin rally to $63,700 triggered the largest short liquidations since April, but geopolitical tensions later reversed gains.

XRP recovered from four-month lows on elevated volume, yet remains below key resistance despite favorable ETF and exchange trends.

The crypto market experienced its largest weekly decline since the FTX collapse, with nearly $390 billion in value erased.

BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes cautions that Hyperliquid's use of trading fees to burn tokens exposes it to market share losses.

Michael Saylor posts a familiar chart suggesting additional BTC purchases as Strategy faces increased scrutiny.

Bitcoin defends long-term support near $92,630 as Nasdaq's downturn raises questions about correlation.