Bitcoin falls below $63,000 as Coldcard concerns outweigh hopes of easing Iran tensions
📉 $BTC has retreated from around $63,600 to $62,300–$62,550, indicating cautious demand despite expectations that the United States and Iran may resume negotiations.
🌍 Lower Brent crude prices, falling bond yields and stronger equity futures would normally support risk assets. However, Bitcoin remained weak as investors focused on crypto-specific risks.
🔐 The attack linked to Coldcard wallets has affected about 4,585 addresses, with estimated losses approaching $89 million. Some holders moving BTC to exchanges for security reasons may also create additional near-term selling pressure.
⚠️ The 24–72 hour outlook remains neutral to slightly negative. The $62,000 area is the key level to monitor, while a recovery above $63,500 could ease defensive sentiment.
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📉 $BTC has retreated from around $63,600 to $62,300–$62,550, indicating cautious demand despite expectations that the United States and Iran may resume negotiations.
🌍 Lower Brent crude prices, falling bond yields and stronger equity futures would normally support risk assets. However, Bitcoin remained weak as investors focused on crypto-specific risks.
🔐 The attack linked to Coldcard wallets has affected about 4,585 addresses, with estimated losses approaching $89 million. Some holders moving BTC to exchanges for security reasons may also create additional near-term selling pressure.
⚠️ The 24–72 hour outlook remains neutral to slightly negative. The $62,000 area is the key level to monitor, while a recovery above $63,500 could ease defensive sentiment.
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