Bitcoin rose 1.28% to 60,729 on July 1, reclaiming 60,000 for a third up day on softer Fed comments, as the chip stocks that had drained crypto tumbled.
Key Facts
Bitcoin rose about 1.3 percent to around 60,729 dollars on July 1. It climbed back above the 60,000 line.
It was a third straight day of gains to open the new quarter.
Softer comments from the US central bank chief eased rate worries.
Ether rose over 2 percent and Solana nearly 4 percent.
Bitcoin climbed back above $60,000 for the first time in over a week after Fed Chair Kevin Warsh said inflation risks had come…
Bitcoin slipped 1.3% to about 59,379 on June 29, staying below 60,000, while Ether rose 1.2% and Solana nearly 4% as money…
BTC climbed back past $65K as U.S.-Iran talks in Switzerland allayed macro fears, though a brief sell-off keeps the crypto market…
Bitcoin dropped below sixty thousand dollars for the first time since late 2024, dragged down by the same chip and AI stock…
Bitcoin climbed back above $63,000 as ETF inflows resumed and institutional buying improved sentiment after last weeks sharp…
The popular digital currency climbs to $65,800. Is the market on its way to a renewed rally, or is this a trap for investors?
