Bitcoin faces pressure after U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $2.8 billion in outflows over nine days in May, pushing BTC to its lowest price since late February at around $64,721. This dip has traders reassessing if it's a temporary reset or a structural shift. The market's next moves depend on whether spot demand, derivatives positioning, and macro liquidity can offset ETF redemptions. Key indicators to watch include ETF flow stabilization, derivatives de-leveraging, and liquidity quality. Rotation of capital within crypto, such as into ETH or other altcoins, may lessen Bitcoin's downside, but outflows from the entire crypto asset class could deepen pressure until new buyers emerge.
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