Bitcoin came under pressure after Asia-Pacific markets opened sharply lower on July 7, reflecting broader weakness in risk assets. According to HTX market data, BTC briefly fell below the $63,000 level and was last quoted at $62,886.82, down 0.95% over the past 24 hours. At the same time, Bitget market data showed Japan’s Nikkei 225 falling 2.00% intraday, while South Korea’s KOSPI triggered circuit breakers twice and plunged 8%. The moves pointed to a sharp deterioration in regional market sentiment, with crypto trading in step with the broader risk-off environment.
Bitcoin came under renewed selling pressure after Asia-Pacific equity markets opened sharply lower on July 7. According to HTX market data, BTC briefly slipped below the $63,000 mark and was last trading at $62,886.82, representing a 24-hour decline of 0.95%.
At the same time, Bitget market data showed that Japan’s Nikkei 225 fell 2.00% intraday, while South Korea’s KOSPI triggered circuit breakers twice and dropped 8%. Against the backdrop of a steep sell-off in regional equities, Bitcoin also moved lower as broader risk sentiment weakened.
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