Bitcoin Clawed Back Above $63k—The Hard Questions Start Now
Friday left marks. Not the kind that fade by Monday morning.
Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) opened the new week trading around $63,310, up roughly 4% from where it had been gasping for air just two days earlier. The recovery sounds cleaner than it felt. What actually happened between Thursday and Sunday was one of the most disorderly stretches of crypto trading since the FTX implosion in late 2022, and a 4% Monday bounce does not quietly undo the kind of structural damage that $390 billion in erased market cap and nearly $7 billion in liquidated leverage leaves behind.
The low that Friday printed was $59,100. For a market that had spent weeks defending $60,000 as though the entire bull case depended on it, watching that level break and keep going was genuinely unsettling. Ethereum did not escape ei
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