Bitcoin moved from $63,295 to $63,952, a gain of roughly $657 or about 1.0% over 24 hours.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 dominated headlines but did not move price meaningfully, and Fear and Greed at 27 is exactly at its 30-day average.
The Coldcard hardware wallet exploit, with losses estimated near $114 million, remains active according to Coldcard's own warning; OKX reported record inflows to centralized exchanges as holders migrated funds.
Hashdex confirmed it will liquidate its U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF, which held $14.7 million in assets versus BlackRock IBIT's $47.08 billion, illustrating the ETF market's consolidation into a handful of dominant products.
The S&P 500 surged 1.79% to a record $70 trillion market cap on Strait of Hormuz reopening hopes while Bitcoin held range-bound, a divergence worth monitoring given BTC's 0.40 ninety-day correlation with equities.
Strategy sold $104 million in Bitcoin to fund preferred dividends and an STRC repurchase, confirming the firm is now trimming its position to service capital structure obligations rather than adding to holdings.
Bitcoin hashrate held at 946 EH/s near record levels, and the next halving remains 88,908 blocks away at 57.66% progress through the current cycle, with the network's security budget structurally intact.
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