Bitcoin's rebound toward $64,000 was accompanied by weak futures markets, but $162 million in bid liquidity exists between $57,000 and $59,000.

Traders betting against bitcoin lost $504 million over 24 hours as it bounced from below $60,000, though a fresh Iran-Israel flare-up pulled prices back on Monday.

Bitcoin rose about 2% to near $63,000 on Monday in an oversold bounce, after a brutal week that dragged it below $60,000 and wiped roughly $390 billion off the crypto market.

BTC battles back to reclaim $64K. Discover how crypto defied the tensions and left short traders facing massive liquidations.

Bitcoin's rebound toward $64,000 was accompanied by weak futures markets, but $162 million in bid liquidity exists between $57,000 and $59,000.

Bitcoin climbed back above $63,000 as ETF inflows resumed and institutional buying improved sentiment after last weeks sharp correction. Despite the rebound, markets remain…

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