Bitcoin declined from $64,217 to $63,794, a move of roughly -$423 or -0.66% on the day.A quiet day. Price drifted inside its 30-day range and no institutional moves cleared the bar. The Hormuz geopolitical backdrop is a continuation of existing risk rather than a new catalyst, and ETF flows remain within normal range.
Bitcoin consolidated near $63,794, remaining in the lower half of its 30-day range of roughly $60,862 to $77,274 and sitting 4.61% below the 30-day average price.
Equities gained on the day, with the S&P 500 up 1.08% and the NASDAQ-100 up 2.48%, while Bitcoin moved in the opposite direction, widening the year-to-date gap between risk assets.
Perpetual futures funding rate is slightly negative at -0.23 basis points, signaling mild short bias in derivatives markets rather than overleveraged long positioning.
Bitcoin network fees remain at 1 sat per vByte across all priority tiers, reflecting low mempool congestion and a healthy network operating without stress.
Hashrate holds at 934 EH/s near record levels, a structural signal that miner confidence in long-term economics remains intact despite the price pullback.
Market Snapshot
Market Cap
$1.28T
24h Volume
$17.16B
Dominance
56.2%
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