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Add to Google Preferred Sources Bitcoin reclaimed the $64,000 level on August 19, trading near $64,300 as spot ETF inflows signaled continued institutional demand. Bitcoin ETFs pulled in $189.3 million in net inflows on August 18, while Ethereum products attracted $71.47 million. Solana and XRP ETFs saw smaller positive flows of $1.58 million and $5.81…

Bitcoin reclaims $70,000 for first time in over two months at $69,308 with bullish EMA50 support at $64,441 and RSI at 85.55 on 4h chart.

Crypto prices surged on Wednesday as improving liquidity conditions, short liquidations, regulatory optimism and institutional ETF inflows combined to push digital assets sharply higher.

Bitcoin spent most of the summer trapped in a narrow band, and for weeks the market treated every push toward $65,000 as another chance to sell. This week the tone shifted. BTC crossed back above $64,000 and briefly tagged $65,000 intraday for the first time in over a week, and it did so on a…

The dominant asset in the market, Bitcoin ($BTC), is trading at $64,162, up 1.1%, with the daily volume at $21.109 billion. Its 24-hour price range is between $63,246 and $64,515. In addition, the $BTC market has experienced $79.62 million in liquidations over the past 24 hours.

CoinDesk reported on Aug. 18 that Bitcoin was trading above $64,000, up more than 1% from a day earlier. It also posted a slight weekly gain, making it the only major cryptocurrency to record a meaningful advance.

Bitcoin(BTC) pushed back above $64,000 on Monday as Donald Trump threatened to bomb Oman and gold extended a two-week rally.

On Monday, bitcoin reclaimed the $64,000 threshold just hours after the cryptocurrency fell below $63,000 and appeared on course to match its Aug. 14 lows. The cryptocurrency’s rebound coincided with Strategy’s announcement that it neither sold nor bought new coins in the past week.

Bitcoin price rose nearly 2% to reclaim $64,000 on Aug. 17, but weak daily momentum and unusually compressed volatility leave the next major move uncertain.

The crypto market is showing modest gains on August 17, with Bitcoin holding above $63,500 while Ethereum reclaims the $1,900 level. Despite broader market sentiment remaining firmly in fear territory, Pump.fun’s PUMP and Hyperliquid’s HYPE are outperforming the wider market.