As funding rates slide to their lowest point in three months, Bitcoin may be positioning for a short squeeze.
Bitcoin is attempting to recover toward $64,000 as derivatives indicators hint at building short-squeeze pressure, after the cryptocurrency slipped to around $63,000 amid escalating geopolitical tensions tied to U.S. and…

As funding rates slide to their lowest point in three months, Bitcoin may be positioning for a short squeeze.
Ongoing strikes by Iran on U.S. military bases in the region may increase the risk of further Bitcoin downside.
Bitcoin edges lower toward $63,000 after U.S. and Israel launch coordinated strikes on Iran.
Weekend pressure pushes Bitcoin down to $65,000, with Solana, XRP and Dogecoin each shedding about 6%.
Bitcoin gives back gains as Wall Street drops and gold advances against a backdrop of mounting macro headwinds.
According to Deribit, market participants, including Bitcoin ETF holders and treasury firms, are stacking defenses against a drop beneath $60,000.
Bitcoin, ether, and solana retreat, even as decred and AI-themed coins climb.
Bitcoin retreats at week’s end amid persistent risk-off flows, though leading cryptocurrencies maintain weekly progress.
Bitcoin miner MARA Holdings gains 17% as it teams up with Starwood Capital Group on AI data center expansion.
World Liberty Financial introduces staking-based voting rights with USD1 circulation now above $4.7B








































































































