
Bitcoin Holds Near $62,400 as Bears Retreat but Bulls Stay Quiet
Bitcoin is trading around $62,400 as selling pressure begins to ease, but weak buying demand is keeping the market in a tight consolidation range.
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Bitcoin is trading around $62,400 as selling pressure begins to ease, but weak buying demand is keeping the market in a tight consolidation range.

June has brought a cold snap to crypto markets while Elon Musk endures a turbulent stretch, with both stories converging around uncertainty in digital assets.

Animoca Brands and RootstockLabs have struck a deal aimed at introducing Bitcoin-based DeFi tools to institutional players in Japan, signaling fresh momentum for crypto in the country.

Cantor Fitzgerald's planned $4 billion Bitcoin SPAC merger has hit a delay, with the shareholder vote now rescheduled to July 2 from its earlier date.

Bitcoin traders took a heavy hit as liquidations topped $169 million, raising fresh concerns about long squeeze risks in a weakening market.

Investors and analysts are reconsidering how scarcity functions as a value driver in modern portfolios, with crypto assets entering the conversation alongside traditional stores of value.

Nakamoto Inc. is closing its healthcare clinic operations to concentrate entirely on Bitcoin, marking a sharp strategic pivot for the company.

Trump has criticized stock buybacks as fake value creation, while MicroStrategy takes the opposite approach, issuing new shares to accumulate more Bitcoin.

Bitcoin steadied above $64,000 on June 22 as calming geopolitical tensions gave crypto markets a lift, according to reporting from The Motley Fool.

The Federal Reserve is expected to raise interest rates three times in 2026, according to Pluang, a move that could weigh heavily on Bitcoin and broader crypto markets.

A new executive push on quantum computing has reignited fears about Q-Day, the point at which quantum machines could crack the encryption protecting crypto wallets and blockchain networks.

Robert Kiyosaki, author of 'Rich Dad Poor Dad,' says he is preparing to buy gold, silver, and crypto, citing what he calls incompetent global leadership.