Investors withdrew over $1.4 billion from Bitcoin ETFs in the past five days as Bitcoin's price dropped 3.5% after failing to break above $83,000. Market skepticism persists, with concerns that the recent rally might be a bear market rally rather than a true recovery. Despite this, large investors (whales) have been accumulating Bitcoin, buying over 30,000 tokens valued at more than $2 billion in May alone, signaling bullish mid-term sentiment. Key support at $77,000 is critical; if it holds, Bitcoin may retest higher levels, but a break below could lead to a retest of $60,000. Technical indicators suggest a potential recovery, but caution remains due to ongoing geopolitical and economic uncertainties.
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