BTC remains range-bound after failing to sustain levels above $81,000, with support at $60,000 in focus amid broader market shifts.
Bitcoin traded near $67,000, recovering 0.7% but failing to offset a 9.5% weekly decline. The drop follows a failed breakout above $81,000 last month, leaving BTC within its February-April range.
Earlier this year, BTC peaked above $73,000 before retreating, while Ether (ETH) fell to $1,870, its lowest since February. Analysts warn a break below $60,000 could trigger liquidations, potentially pushing prices toward $54,000.
Meanwhile, U.S. stocks hit record highs, and altcoins like Ethena (ENA) surged after Coinbase integrated its features for 100 million users, highlighting divergent market trends.