Bitcoin Holds $64K as Japanese Logistics Giant Backs Stablecoin, Developers Flag 85 Critical Bugs

Bitcoin trades at sixty-four thousand three hundred sixty-one dollars as spot ETFs pull in six hundred twenty-six million over three consecutive days of inflows, while crypto infrastructure faces escalating security pressures. Japanese logistics powerhouse AZ-COM Maruwa leads thirty-eight million dollar Series B in JPYC stablecoin, planning to settle payments with twenty-three hundred partners across Japan-marking the first large-scale corporate stablecoin deployment in the country. Bitcoin developers uncover eighty-five critical vulnerabilities across three hundred ninety projects in coordinated AI-assisted security audit, overwhelming maintainers as ecosystem grapples with defensive versus offensive AI capabilities. Ethereum climbs two percent to nineteen hundred dollars while Bitcoin correlation with S&P 500 reaches sixty-three percent, keeping crypto trajectory tied to equity sentiment and macro flows. Federal Reserve Governor Cook signals willingness to support rate hikes if disinflation stalls, with inflation running near double the two percent target and personal consumption expenditure index at three point seven percent annually.