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Sign InIn a move reflecting a renewed appetite for risk in the crypto market, Bitcoin price reached $64,000 driven by the SpaceX IPO launch and growing hopes for a US-Iran peace deal. According to reports, this combination of high-profile corporate events and easing geopolitical friction fueled a 3% recovery in the digital asset. However, traders warned that key support levels could still crumble despite the recent upward momentum.
This surge occurs as risk assets experience mixed momentum, with market data showing Bitcoin outperforming gold, which stabilized as tensions cooled. Compared to the previous quarter, research indicates that the correlation between cryptocurrencies and tech stocks remains tight. Furthermore, robust global trade data, including China's 19.4% export growth per market data, has bolstered the overall macroeconomic outlook for risk-on environments.
Looking ahead, Bitcoin stood at $64,000 (close June 12, 2026), with market participants closely watching the $60,000 psychological support as a vital threshold. On the economic calendar, investors are eyeing upcoming speeches from ECB's Lagarde and US inflation data next week as potential catalysts that could dictate liquidity flows into digital assets.
Update: Sharp price swings have triggered a significant wave of leverage liquidations, resulting in a market-wide reset of trading positions. Traders are now focused on specific technical boundaries, identifying immediate resistance at $66,000 and key support at $61,000 as the next directional catalysts.