Bitcoin traded sideways in the low $60Ks as geopolitical tension and the looming US election kept investors cautious.
Bitcoin approached $68K as futures open interest hit $38 billion, its highest since January 2023, on growing institutional demand.
Bitcoin surged to $69,500 before retracing to $67,000, with investors watching $65,000 as key support and BTC dominance at a yearly high.
Bitcoin came within $100 of its all-time high near $72,500 as Bitcoin ETFs pulled in $1.75 billion in inflows over five days.
Bitcoin reached a new all-time high of $75,000 as Trump's election victory and pro-crypto stance boosted market confidence.
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