BTC rebounds to near $64,100, recovering from a Monday low of $62,250, while ether lags as the sole major token down over seven days.
Bitcoin climbed to $64,100 in Asian trading, erasing Monday’s dip to $62,250 and rising 1.9% over 24 hours. The move came as traders largely overlooked ongoing Coldcard wallet security concerns that have drained hundreds of bitcoin in recent weeks.
Most major cryptocurrencies advanced, with BNB leading weekly gains at nearly 5%. Ether remained the outlier, down 1% over seven days near $1,865. XRP and Solana posted modest gains, while Hyperliquid’s HYPE rebounded 4% after last week’s decline.
The recovery occurred amid broader market caution, with Asian equities selling off on AI-trade concerns. Focus now shifts to whether bitcoin can sustain levels above $63,000 through the U.S. session.