Bitcoin fell sharply to an intraday low of $67,521 due to significant ETF outflows, a rare bitcoin sale by Strategy, and heavy liquidations in derivatives markets. May saw $2.3 billion in ETF withdrawals, weakening demand and triggering a long squeeze that wiped out $785 million in crypto positions, mostly longs. Strategy's sale of 32 bitcoins, though small, shook market confidence as it was the first disposal after long-term buying. The key level to watch is $68,000; holding it could allow a bounce, but failure may lead to further declines amid ongoing ETF outflows and geopolitical risks.
Bitmine Immersion's Tom Lee views Strategy's recent sale of 32 bitcoins and an 11-day $3.4 billion outflow from U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs as typical signs of a market bottom rather than bearish signals. Strategy's sale, a tiny 0.004% of its 843,700 BTC ...
Bitcoin dropped below $70,000 as capital flows concentrated in U.S. sectors like AI, defense, and energy, drawing investment away from crypto. Binance Research links this to record concentration in equities and ETF outflows exceeding $3.4 billion ove...
Bitcoin dropped below $69,000 amid increased selling pressure and institutional outflows, signaling a bearish trend. Veteran trader Peter Brandt identified a technical pattern suggesting a potential further decline to $53,000-$55,000 unless Bitcoin d...
Bitcoin fell under $69,000 following comments from Cleveland Fed President Beth Hammack, who expressed concern about persistent inflation risks that may require the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates soon. Hammack highlighted that inflation rema...
Bitcoin and several major cryptocurrencies experienced price declines, with Bitcoin dropping about 3.97% to $68,770. Other notable coins like Ethereum, Binance Coin, and XRP also saw decreases. Some smaller tokens showed gains, but overall market sen...
