Bitcoin remains stuck in $62,000-$66,000 range as ETF inflows offset selling, with Wednesday's U.S. inflation report seen as next potential catalyst
Bitcoin has extended a five-week standstill, with steady demand from exchange-traded funds being offset by selling from miners and corporate holders. Trading volumes have fallen to their lowest levels in three years. Analysts believe the upcoming U.S. inflation report (CPI) could provide the necessary catalyst to break the stalemate, as implied volatility has collapsed and conviction is thin on both sides.
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