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Bitcoin reclaims $65,000, Ethereum nears $1,900
Bitcoin climbed back above the $65,000 resistance level that had capped gains for nearly a month. Coin360 data showed bitcoin up 0.89 percent at $65,172, while ether rose 1.66 percent to $1,897. Solana and XRP also gained, and bitcoin dominance held at 58.42 percent. Analysts cited repeated attempts and rising lows, alongside institutional inflows into U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs, while noting overhead technical resistance and prior ETF outflows.
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Bitcoin recovers $65,000 as ETF inflows resume and Iran optimism spreads
Bitcoin has extended a rebound, recovering the $65,000 range about a week after hitting a $60,000 low. Prices rose slightly, while ether, solana and BNB also edged higher. Market sentiment improved after U.S. President Donald Trump cancelled additional strikes on Iran and spoke of a possible peace agreement memorandum. Spot bitcoin ETFs posted a net inflow, ending a run of outflows, as analysts focus on the coming FOMC meeting.
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Bitcoin nears drop below $60,000 on U.S. jobs shock renewing rate hike fears
Bitcoin is on the verge of breaking below $60,000, sliding 2.78 percent to $61,538, while ether fell 8.96 percent to $1,599. The selloff followed a stronger-than-expected May U.S. nonfarm payrolls report and rising odds of a Federal Reserve rate hike on Polymarket and CME FedWatch. Spot bitcoin ETFs saw 13 straight sessions of net outflows, and Mt. Gox transfers fueled selling concerns.
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Bitcoin slumps to $65,000; leverage, Strategy sale and ETFs add pressure
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Bitcoin holds near $73,000 as BNB jumps 12 percent on spot ETF launch
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Bitcoin breaks above $72,000 as altcoins rebound
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Bitcoin slides after touching $70,000 on short liquidations and profit-taking
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Bitcoin jumps from $60,000 to $70,000 in a day as altcoins soar in double digits
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Bitcoin breaks 100 million won threshold amid broad crypto selloff
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Bitcoin battles around $84,000 level as uncertainty persists despite smaller losses