
Bitcoin Whale Transfers $188 Million in BTC After Seven Years of Dormancy
A Bitcoin whale moved $188 million in BTC after seven years of dormancy, contributing to a rising trend of whale transfers to exchanges.

A Bitcoin whale moved $188 million in BTC after seven years of dormancy, contributing to a rising trend of whale transfers to exchanges.

Bitcoin's price briefly dipped below $63,000 during the Asian session due to a leverage flush, with liquidations being minor at one-sixth of the 30-day peak.

Bitcoin surged to nearly **$64,000**, gaining **4.2%** in seven days amidst an oil shock, bond selloff, and US strikes on Iran.

Bitcoin faces a critical test with a $1.4 billion options expiry on Deribit this Friday, as US 10-year Treasury yields approach a dangerous level.

Bitcoin surged 1.2% to $63,000, with Nasdaq futures also up 2.6%, demonstrating market resilience despite recent U.S. airstrikes on Iran.

A new wave of blockbuster AI listings is drawing billions of dollars from global investors, reinforcing a capital rotation away from crypto.

Bitcoin is trading near $62,000 as escalating geopolitical tensions in Iran, surging oil prices, and anticipation of a Federal Reserve policy update prompt risk-off sentiment.

MicroStrategy sold 3,588 BTC for $216 million, while macroeconomist Lyn Alden warned about leverage risks tied to STRC.

Major cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, are trading in the red as renewed U.S.-Iran airstrikes push oil prices higher.

Bitcoin momentarily hit $64,400 overnight before pulling back, demonstrating resilience despite a recent $213 million BTC sale by MicroStrategy.

Ether is leading the crypto market's resilience, with Bitcoin holding above $63,000, amidst a cautious mood due to stalling AI stock rebound and a stronger dollar.

Bitcoin spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs) saw a substantial $221 million in inflows, halting a 10-day streak of outflows.

Bitcoin jumped more than 4% to trade above $61,000, reaching its strongest point in over a week, after Fed Chair Kevin Warsh indicated easing inflation risks.

Bitcoin's price rallied above $60,000 at the start of July, with traders anticipating a relief rally throughout the month.

Bitcoin has fallen below crucial technical and on-chain valuation levels, with historical patterns suggesting a potential bottom around $45,000.

The week of **June 29** is set to be pivotal for the crypto industry, featuring the implementation of Europe's **MiCA** regime and the **U.S. jobs report**.

Bitcoin's price dipped to $59,700, marking a 6.8% weekly decline, even as US equity futures rose on reports of de-escalation between the US and Iran.

US Bitcoin ETFs recorded their biggest daily outflow in June, totaling $696.3 million, as BTC fell below $60,000, pushing YTD losses to $4.6 billion.

Bitcoin has rebounded to nearly $60,000, reaching $59,850, even as South Korea's KOSPI and Japan's Nikkei 225 indexes experienced declines of 1.8% and 2.1% respectively.

Ethena's USDe synthetic dollar has seen its circulating supply shrink by a significant 70% since its $14 billion peak in the October bull market.

Bitcoin's recently established market support level is poised for a crucial test with the release of Thursday's U.S. core PCE inflation data.

Bitcoin has climbed back above the $60,000 threshold, with Ethereum and Solana also recouping losses following a week of steep market declines.

HYPE, an altcoin, has dropped 22% from its all-time highs and is now approaching a key support zone.

The CoinDesk 20 index moved higher, with Aave (AAVE) leading gains at 5.9% and Internet Computer (ICP) also rising 2% from Tuesday.

AI chipmaker Cerebras's stock fell 11% after its first public earnings report, despite a 92% revenue increase, due to a lower gross margin forecast.

Social trading and token discovery platform Fomo has raised $75 million in a Series B round, valuing it at $550 million.

Bitcoin ETF outflows are reportedly easing as of June 22, 2026, though a new, unspecified headwind is gathering strength.

Bitcoin is holding near $64,000, down 2% on the week, despite a rally in Asian stocks and tech fueled by US-Iran peace talks.

Bitcoin attempted to reclaim the **$64,000** mark, navigating renewed **US-Iran** tensions and persistent selling from **Binance** spot traders.

Bitcoin dipped below the **$63,000** threshold, dragging the wider crypto market down as risk assets faced a sell-off influenced by falling oil prices.

A significant 12% monthly drop in Bitcoin's price has left $8.6 billion in June options out of the money as expiry approaches.

Bittensor (TAO) and Near Protocol (NEAR) spearheaded the CoinDesk 20 index higher with impressive double-digit gains this week.

Bitcoin investors are closely watching the Bank of Japan's upcoming rate decision, as its outcome could significantly impact global risk assets.

Bitcoin reached a two-week high, climbing above $65,500, following a peace agreement between the US and Iran that eased geopolitical tensions and boosted risk assets.

Bitcoin found stability above $63,000 following a challenging week, boosted by easing geopolitical concerns and a strong debut from SpaceX.

Crypto investors who sought tokenized exposure to the highly anticipated SpaceX IPO were left disappointed as major exchanges canceled allocations and processed refunds.