Bitcoin rose by $64,000 on Tuesday, increasing by more than 1 per cent in the day, the strongest of mainstream encrypted assets. By contrast, the market as a whole still lacks the ability to act in a consistent manner, with most of the currencies weak or almost flat.
It's better than a bitcoin.
As of the time of reporting, there was $64,000 on the Bitcoin station and a small increase in the week. The Ether is down to $1900, the XRP is down to $1 and the performance is relatively weak during the week. Solana reports 76 dollars below, which is almost even in Japan.
In the smaller market value of mainstream tokens, Hyperliquid's HYPE continues its strength, rising by nearly 1 per cent in the daytime, increasing by about 7.5 per cent over the past seven days, clearly running to win most large palettes.
The BTC is still volatile.
Alex Kuptsikeevich, the FxPro chief market analyst, stated that Bitcoin had tried to break up and went back below the 50-day average and had been unable to get back to this position for four days in a row. Prices also remain below the 200-week average over longer periods.
In his view, this meant that the medium-term and longer-term trends remained dominated by the seller. If Bitcoin does not move out of the $62,000 to $65,000 range effectively, the current pattern will hardly change significantly.
The mining company's cut to AI.
In addition to price fluctuations, the bitcoin network itself is changing. The Miner Weekly data show that a total of 21% of the calculus of the listed Bitcoin mining companies has been reduced over the last three quarters, and some resources are being diverted to AI infrastructure.
The report attributed this change to weak mining revenues and increased competition from the AI industry for financial and electricity resources. At the same time, the AI platform created by the encrypted entrepreneur Erik Voorhees, Venice, states that its annualized income has exceeded $100 million and that the VVV tokens rose by about 10 per cent to about $13.30.
Oil prices and geo-pressure risk assets
On the macro market, Brent crude oil rose to $91 per barrel. According to reports, United States President Trump has expressed no intention of renewing the expired agreement against Iran, and the situation in Lebanon has re-emerged, pushing energy prices up.
The rise in oil prices has heightened the market ' s concern about the recovery in inflation. As a result, Asian debt markets were weak with US debt, and stock spot and futures were generally under pressure, resulting in risk asset sentiment.