Bitcoin is catching its breath, but it is a nervous kind of calm. After a brutal month that knocked it down toward $59,000, the coin has steadied around $64,000, and a weekend summit between the United States
Key facts
Bitcoin held around $64,000 on Monday, June 22, steadying after a sharp slide that took it near $59,000 earlier in the month.
The bounce has been shallow: crypto stayed soft even as a U.S.-Iran summit concluded over the weekend.
The heaviest weight is a record $6.4 billion pulled from Bitcoin funds over 30 days, the largest exit since they launched in 2024.
Gold and silver firmed alongside the steadier crypto, with the whole no-yield group catching a breath.
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