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A sharp drop below $77,000 triggered by rising Treasury yields and geopolitical jitters tested the $72,000-to-$73,500 zone, but the digital asset has since steadied near $77,000.

The National Weather Service recorded a high near 60 degrees Fahrenheit at Central Park, more than 15 degrees below the seasonal average.

The company holds 65% of public-company Bitcoin reserves, and a sale done on an accretive basis would mark a historic pivot from its long-held accumulation strategy.

The second seed reached the third round with a milestone victory, staying on course for a deepest run at the clay-court major.

Price steadied after a dip as large holders added to positions and whale accounts reached a yearly peak.

Spot ETF inflows and leveraged short liquidations pushed the asset above a key threshold before a midweek pullback

The official forecast for Central Park on May 26 calls for a high near 81 degrees, a reading above the narrow range that has drawn attention.

The cryptocurrency trades near $75,000, down from an all-time high above $126,000, with technical pressures mounting.

The largest cryptocurrency by market cap failed to reclaim key price territory after a sharp selloff triggered hundreds of millions in liquidations.

The April producer price index surged, reinforcing a hawkish Fed stance and triggering a broader risk-off move across digital assets.

The software company now says it may sell holdings to fund dividends or manage taxes, as its tiny latest Bitcoin purchase raises questions about accumulation pace.