Bitcoin is struggling to find direction near $64,000, with a stronger U.S. dollar and upcoming inflation data seen as key drivers this week. The dollar index has moved back above 100, weighing on risk assets. Investors are watching the Fed’s preferred PCE inflation gauge, GDP revisions and jobless claims, as well as a sharp drop in oil after a U.S.-Iran peace deal. Traders are also focused on July seasonality, $60,000 support and short-term holder selling.

Bitcoin may be nearing the bottom of the current bear market, U.S. investor Anthony Pompliano (앤서니 폼플리아노) said, citing a more limited decline than in past downturns. He said bitcoin has fallen about 50 percent from its record high of $126,198, compared with drops of more than 80 percent in prior bear markets. Analysts also pointed to on-chain indicators and long-term holder selling pressure as factors to watch.