According to Woofun AI, as market attention shifts from the Coldcard security crisis, the Bitcoin price strongly approaches the $64,000 mark in an attempt to break away from the recent volatile pattern.
On Tuesday morning in the Asian market, Bitcoin rose 2% in 24 hours and recorded a weekly gain of 1%, successfully recovering the $63,000 line lost on Monday. The price dropped to $62,250, then rebounded above $64,100 overnight, driven by buying. Mainstream currency performance is divided: Ethereum remained at $1,865, with a weekly decline of 1%; Ripple rose nearly 1% to $1.08, up 2% weekly; Binance Coin rose 1.5% to $591, leading mainstream coins by 5%; Solana rose more than 1% to $74; the wave market rose 1% to 33 cents; Dogecoin rose 1% to 7 cents.
According to data compiled by Woofun AI, Hyperliquid's HPE token rebounded more than 4% to $54, but still fell 3% weekly.
The price recovery has not overshadowed the continuing threat of a fourth wave of Coldcard attacks. Monday's attack caused 709 addresses to lose about 449 bitcoins, and Galaxy Research has yet to confirm whether the actors behind it are unified. In terms of global stock markets, the MSCI Asia Pacific Index fell 0.7%, the Korea Composite Index fell 1.1% from a 2.1% increase the previous day, and the semiconductor index fell 1%. US stock futures rose 14% due to Palantir (PLTR.US) and 0.4% of Nasdaq 100 futures, but Amazon (AMZN.US) fell 1.6% after the market due to Jeff Bezos' sell-off plan.
The key point is whether Bitcoin can maintain the $63,000 support during the US market trading session. The price has been recovered twice and dropped twice in three days. A third fall would indicate that the will to bottom when falling below $62,500 is declining significantly.