Bitcoin zips higher to nearly $64,000 as chip rally and yen strength drive gains

Bitcoin prices recovered to nearly $64,000 as market sentiment improved following a brief dip caused by geopolitical tensions. The rally was supported by broader gains in semiconductor stocks and shifts in Japanese financial policy, despite a lack of crypto-specific catalysts.
The largest cryptocurrency rose 3.5% to nearly $64,000 on Friday, recovering the ground it lost when President Trump warned that strikes on Iran could intensify. It traded as low as about $61,850 before buyers returned, and roughly $28 billion changed hands over 24 hours. Bitcoin is up 4.2% on the week, CoinDesk data shows.
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