Bitcoin Punches Back Above $63K as Nasdaq Claws Back 1.3% From Worst Drop in a Year
Bitcoin climbed back above $63,000 Monday morning as institutional buyers stepped in and U.S. lawmakers advanced key crypto legislation, pushing the total digital asset market cap to $2.19 trillion. Institutions Buy the...
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