$BTC trading below $64K with Fear & Greed Index at 15. Key level to watch: $62K.
Two scenarios:
• If $62K holds and the dollar weakens → likely shakeout of weak hands complete • If $62K breaks while dollar strength continues → $58K becomes next target
Risk isn't disappearing. It's just getting repriced.
$BTC dropped below $64K following the Fed's hawkish pivot, but the real story is playing out beneath the surface.
Stablecoin supply and DeFi TVL remain flat. Infrastructure plays are still moving. AI agents are now getting Visa cards. Miners are pivoting to GPUs. $XLM outperformed during the broader selloff.
Key level: $BTC above $62K could flip fear into dip-buying. Below $62K with a stronger dollar opens the door to $58K.
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VP J.D. Vance fired back at Israeli cabinet ministers criticizing Trump's Iran deal, warning them not to bite the hand that feeds.
Vance's blunt message: Trump is Israel's only remaining superpower ally. Over the past three months, two-thirds of Israel's defensive weapons came from American factories and taxpayer dollars. Attacking the U.S. president while relying on American military support is strategic suicide.
"If I was in the Israeli cabinet, I might not be attacking the only powerful ally I have left in the entire world," Vance said.
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Los legisladores bipartidistas de los comités de Banca y Agricultura del Senado se están reuniendo esta mañana para continuar las charlas sobre la claridad de las stablecoins, con la vista puesta en una votación después del receso congresional.
Mientras tanto, el Fiscal General Adjunto Todd Blanche tiene programada una reunión con oficiales de la ley hoy.
Por otro lado, Illinois ha firmado oficialmente la legislación sobre impuestos de criptomonedas.
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