Bitcoin Climbs Toward $64,000 Despite Fresh Coldcard Wallet Sweep

Bitcoin pushed close to $64,000 during Tuesday’s Asian trading session, rising 2.1% over 24 hours after dipping to around $62,200 the previous day. The recovery brought the coin back above the $63,000 mark it had lost during Monday’s session, with prices climbing steadily overnight to just above $64,100.

Other Major Tokens Mostly Follow Bitcoin Higher

Ether stood apart as the only major token in the red for the week, hovering near $1,863 and down 1% over seven days. While BNB added 1.5% to trade near $591, leading the group with almost 5% weekly gains. Hyperliquid’s HYPE token bounced more than 4.2% to $54 after a rough previous week.

Coldcard Wallet Issue Still Unresolved

The price rebound happened even as a fourth round of unauthorized sweeps hit wallets generated by the affected Coldcard firmware, pulling roughly 449 bitcoin from 709 addresses on updated figures. Researchers have not confirmed whether the same party is responsible for this latest wave.