Bitcoin is holding above key support near $65,000 as fresh retail sales data shows consumer spending moderating and elevated oil prices keep gold on the defensive. Here's a full breakdown of today's crypto, stock, and commodity moves — and what they mean for your portfolio.

A softer-than-expected PPI report sent Bitcoin toward $65,000 and Ethereum to $1,890, while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq climbed on tech strength and oil extended gains on Middle East tensions.

A cooler-than-expected June CPI report sent Bitcoin surging toward $65,000, while spot ETFs snapped an 8-week outflow streak with fresh institutional inflows. Ethereum and XRP joined the rally. Here's what's driving the move and what to watch next.

Bitcoin is holding firm near $62,600 even as Iran tensions resurface and a major CPI report looms. Meanwhile, the U.S. government transfers $288 million in seized crypto to Coinbase Prime, and social chatter hits 12-month lows while institutions quietly keep buying.

Bitcoin is holding steady near $63,000 despite hawkish Fed signals and rising rate-hike expectations. Meanwhile, Franklin Templeton just filed for a new breed of "Bitcoin DRIP" ETFs that automatically funnel stock dividends into Bitcoin exposure — a major bridge for conservative investors. Plus: Bitcoin dominance climbs past 58%, ETF outflows decelerate, and on-chain data shows long-term holders aren't budging.

Bitcoin slipped below $63,000 as new Fed Chair Kevin Warsh's hawkish tone and fresh Iran peace deal snags shook risk markets. But Morgan Stanley's amended Ethereum and Solana ETF filings — featuring industry-low fees and 95% staking rewards — show institutional conviction hasn't faded.

Bitcoin dipped toward $65,000 after the Fed's hawkish tone under new Chair Kevin Warsh spooked markets, even as long-term holders quietly absorbed 125,000 BTC and Coinbase-backed Satori Finance shut its doors.

The Fed held rates at 3.75%, a 10-year dormant Ethereum whale just moved $23 million, and Dogecoin surged 10% to a yearly open interest peak — here's everything that moved the crypto market in the last 24 hours.

Bitcoin fell below $67K as Fed policy fears shook markets, but institutions kept buying. MicroStrategy added BTC, sovereign funds boosted ETF exposure, and traditional finance moved closer to crypto adoption.

Crypto markets turned red as Bitcoin slipped below $68K, but Brazil’s Bitcoin reserve proposal and retail dip-buying could signal long-term strength.

Ripple is moving closer to the core of the U.S. financial system. With a potential Federal Reserve master account, RLUSD and XRP could play a pivotal role in the future of global payments.