Bitcoin fell below $64,000 as an oil spike, U.S.-Iran hostilities, and semiconductor losses weakened global risk appetite.
Bitcoin gave back part of its inflation-driven rebound as U.S.-Iran tensions intensified, while Ether retained stronger weekly momentum and targeted ETF demand.
Latest reported Bitcoin recovery is approaching an important reality check. Over the past week, the world’s largest cryptocurrency has rebounded sharply after weaker-than-expected U.S. employment data...
Bitcoin’s supply is independent from central banks, but its price still reacts to Fed policy, dollar strength, ETF flows, Treasury yields, and investor appetite for risk....