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Bitcoin steadied around $64,129 as broader macro sentiment improved, but Ether's rebound remained softer. For traders, the split suggests that large-cap crypto demand is still selective rather than a full market-wide risk rally.
Source checked: The Economic Times
Bitcoin traded close to $63,586 despite weaker retail interest in the United States. The stronger signal came from institutions, where spot ETF demand continued to help stabilize the market around the current range.
Source checked: The Economic Times
Stocks rallied as investors moved back into risk assets, yet crypto barely followed. Bitcoin added only about 0.7% near $63,995, while Ether rose roughly 0.4% around $1,874.60, showing digital assets still need their own catalyst.
Source checked: MarketWatch
Bitcoin hovered near $62,528 as softer oil prices reduced some inflation concern. The relief did not turn into a strong breakout because trading flows stayed modest and buyers remained cautious.
Source checked: The Economic Times
A reported $89 million wallet-security incident and a sale by Strategy, formerly MicroStrategy, added fresh caution to the market. The figures matter because confidence in custody and corporate treasury behavior can move sentiment as much as price charts.
Source checked: Barron's
The FDIC advanced proposed standards for permitted payment stablecoin issuers supervised by the agency. The proposal focuses on anti-money-laundering, counter-terrorist-financing and sanctions controls, keeping compliance at the center of the stablecoin story.
Source checked: FDIC
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