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Bitcoin rises toward $64,000 as Korea's record chip crash leaves crypto untouched
CoinDeskWednesday, July 29, 2026 at 5:32 AM
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SK Hynix fell 17% after profit rose 557% and still missed estimates. Bitcoin is up 1%, and the Fed decides rates today.
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What happened
SK Hynix fell 17% after profit rose 557% and still missed estimates. Bitcoin is up 1%, and the Fed decides rates today.
Why it matters
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Background
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Timeline
CoinDesk published: Bitcoin rises toward $64,000 as Korea's record chip crash leaves crypto untouched
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Economic impact
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