Daily trading volume for publicly traded Bitcoin treasury companies has dropped 49% from $34.2 billion in December 2025 to $17.4 billion by mid-June 2026, signaling waning investor interest despite Bitcoin's stable price around $62,000-$64,000. This decline reflects a shift away from leveraged Bitcoin stocks toward Bitcoin ETFs, which offer simpler, less risky exposure. Some treasury firms, like Nakamoto Holdings, are selling Bitcoin to reduce debt, highlighting financial pressures in the sector. Investors should watch for potential forced selling that could impact Bitcoin's price if multiple firms sell simultaneously.
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