Bitcoin added $38 from yesterday's $63,257 to $63,295, a 0.14% move well inside noise range.A quiet day. Price drifted inside its 30-day range and no institutional moves cleared the bar for a risk-change classification. The Coldcard exploit and Strategy's BTC sale are the week's dominant narratives, but neither produced measurable price pressure today.
Strategy sold 1,638 BTC for $105 million, its second notable Bitcoin sale of the year, reducing holdings to 842,138 BTC and funding preferred dividends and an $81.2 million STRC repurchase.
The Coldcard hardware wallet exploit continued into a fifth day with potential losses nearing $114 million; Galaxy Research flagged a likely fourth wave of thefts affecting addresses with weak seed generation.
U.S.-Japan coordinated yen intervention, the first since 2011 per the Cointelegraph weekly outlook, revived carry-trade concerns; the article notes dollar strength rather than the carry unwind itself is the more direct BTC headwind.
Bitcoin futures basis yields have fallen below two-year U.S. Treasury rates since February, removing the carry-trade incentive that had supported institutional long-spot-short-futures positioning.
Hashrate held at 930 EH/s and fees remain near 1 to 2 sat/vB, confirming network fundamentals are intact despite price sitting 50% below the October 2025 all-time high.
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