Bitcoin climbed back to $64,034 on Tuesday, posting a 6.27% weekly gain after touching 21-month lows at the end of June. The rebound was fueled by a short squeeze that forced over $450M in liquidations above $62,000, while spot ETF inflows turned positive at $46.6M,

Bitcoin climbed back above $61,000 this week after Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh told attendees at the European Central Bank's forum in Sintra, Portugal, that inflation risks had come down. The comment marked his first notably softer tone since a hawkish tilt earlier in the year and

Bitcoin is clinging to the $60,000 level this Sunday morning after a brutal week that sent prices to their lowest point since September 2024. CoinDesk reported that BTC touched $58,000 before bouncing to roughly $59,770, with Ethereum slipping further and an additional $1 billion in futures positions

Bitcoin fell below $63,000 on Friday as risk assets sold off broadly, erasing the modest gains the market had posted earlier in the week. CoinDesk reported that crypto dropped across the board in holiday-thinned trading, with roughly 20% of miners now unprofitable and publicly traded mining firms selling