Bitcoin slipped $151 from yesterday's $63,018 to $62,867, a 0.25% decline that kept price range-bound near the low end of its 30-day band.A quiet day. Price drifted inside its 30-day range, ETF flows were within normal range at -0.47 standard deviations versus the 30-day average, and no institutional moves cleared the significance bar. The dominant news was a SafePal wallet data breach affecting nearly 40,000 customers, a security event rather than a market-structure event.
Bitcoin closed essentially flat at $62,867, down 0.25% on the day and 3.23% over the past seven days, holding just above the 30-day range low of $62,802.
RSI-14 at 41.93 and price sitting below both the 50-day SMA ($63,640) and 200-day SMA ($69,111) confirm a soft technical backdrop with no near-term momentum signal.
Perpetual futures funding at 1.00 bps and total open interest at $2.13B reflect neutral positioning, with neither short-side pressure nor leveraged speculation dominating.
The SafePal data breach exposed personal order information of nearly 40,000 customers; private keys and seed phrases were reported as unaffected, but phishing risk for exposed users is elevated.
Network fundamentals remain intact: hashrate at 911 EH/s and difficulty at a record 127.5 petahashes anchor Bitcoin's security budget independent of short-term price weakness.
Market Snapshot
Market Cap
$1.26T
24h Volume
$10.17B
Dominance
56.2%
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