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Bitcoin rebounds to nearly $64,000 as Coldcard uncertainty persists
Bitcoin reclaimed the $63,000 level after dipping to about $62,250, while a fourth Coldcard sweep took roughly 449 BTC from 709 addresses, leaving uncertainty unresolved.
Bitcoin rebounded to nearly $64,000 in Asian trading, reclaiming the $63,000 level after a Monday dip to around $62,250. CoinDesk said the market was broadly higher across major tokens, with ether the lone large token still down on the week.
Traders kept an eye on whether bitcoin can hold above $63,000 through the U.S. session, even as the Coldcard wallet-sweep situation remained unresolved. A fourth wave of sweeps against addresses tied to affected firmware ran through Monday, taking roughly 449 bitcoin from 709 addresses on the revised count, and Galaxy Research had not confirmed whether the same operator is behind the activity.
CoinDesk also noted that Strategy, the Bitcoin treasury firm, disclosed it sold 1,638 bitcoin for about $105 million between July 27 and Aug. 2, its third sale of 2026. The average sale price was reported at $63,957, below its $75,419 average cost basis, and proceeds were directed to preferred dividends and STRC buybacks rather than repurchasing bitcoin.
Elsewhere in the market, BNB led weekly gains, adding about 5% over seven days, while XRP rose to around $1.08, up about 2% on the week. HYPE jumped after last week's slide but remained below its prior level, and ether was around $1,865, up marginally on the day but down about 1% over the past seven days.
Latest closeBitcoin $63,638.04 ▲0.2%|XRP $1.072 ▼1.2%|BNB $590.00 ▲0.4%