Bitcoin moved from $63,981 to $63,696, a decline of approximately $285 or 0.45 percent, remaining inside its recent 30-day range.A quiet day. Price drifted inside its recent range with no institutional moves or news clearing the risk-change bar. The only event worth watching is the CPI print released this morning.
Price consolidated near $63,700, finishing slightly below yesterday's level with no meaningful directional move in either direction.
ETF inflows continued to offset spot selling pressure, keeping price in equilibrium rather than breaking the range, per CoinDesk analysis.
New Bitcoin addresses jumped from 260,000 to 330,000 per The Block, driven by the Coldcard exploit prompting users to migrate funds rather than by fresh demand.
Strategy's CEO confirmed the company will resume Bitcoin accumulation this year and noted it has bought roughly 25 times more BTC than it has sold in 2026, per Cointelegraph.
Hashrate held at 876 EH/s with fees at 2 sat/vB, reflecting a healthy but quiet network and no signs of miner stress.
Market Snapshot
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$1.28T
24h Volume
$19.83B
Dominance
56.3%
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