Bitcoin traded near $64,000 after a rebound from $62,600 on Monday lost momentum, with the token down 0.6% since midnight UTC as rising U.S. Treasury yields, weaker Nasdaq 100 futures and higher oil prices pressured risk assets. Ether fell about 1%, while SUI, XLM and TAO also declined ahead of Wednesday's Federal Reserve minutes and a White House meeting expected to include U.S. President Donald Trump and crypto executives. The price action extended bitcoin's recent range-bound trading, with macro signals, U.S. policy expectations and $390 million in weekly outflows from U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs shaping sentiment.