Bitcoin rose to $64,400 on July 10, retesting the level that had rejected it on Monday and potentially opening a path toward the June 15 high of $67,250, according to analysts. Ether climbed 2.6% to $1,790, attempting to break a pattern of lower highs and lower lows. Lighter (LIT) jumped more than 200% since May 16 after signing a deal with Robinhood Chain to bring its decentralized derivatives exchange to 28 million customers. Hyperliquid’s HYPE rose 2.8% to $68, showing a series of higher lows. Trading volume over the previous 24 hours fell 7% to $140 billion, while open interest rose 3% to $110.52 billion, indicating a shift toward strategic positioning. Bitcoin futures open interest increased modestly from 262,000 to 272,000 as the spot price topped $64,000; ether futures open interest remained unchanged. Options implied volatility indexes declined, with the Bitcoin index (BVIV) falling to 38.5, the lowest level since June 6, suggesting expectations of market calm. Lighter’s price rose more than 5% on the day, extending its advance since May 16; Hyperliquid’s HYPE gained 2.8% to $68, and other altcoins such as Zcash (ZEC) and Aave (AAVE) each rose about 5%. The market’s direction remained uncertain as the price tested the Monday resistance level, and it was unclear whether the weekend’s gains would sustain into the next week.