Bitcoin loses $60,000, falls to weakest price since October 2024
Bitcoin has fallen below the $60,000 mark, reaching its lowest price point since October 2024, driven by a confluence of selling pressure from a major holder, ETF outflows, and renewed concerns over interest rate hikes. This technical breakdown and fundamental shift in buying dynamics suggest further downside pressure for the leading cryptocurrency.
What happened
Bitcoin has fallen below the $60,000 mark, reaching its lowest price point since October 2024, driven by a confluence of selling pressure from a major holder, ETF outflows, and renewed concerns over interest rate hikes.
The read · Jun 5
Short BTC-USD as the $60,000 support level has decisively broken, signaling further downside amid ETF outflows and macro headwinds.
Wrong if
A sudden shift in macro sentiment towards rate cuts or a large institutional buy-in could quickly reverse the trend and invalidate the short.
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Bitcoin's break below $60,000 is a significant technical event, confirming a bearish trend exacerbated by the largest buyer turning seller and consistent ETF outflows. The rising rate-hike fears add macro pressure, making a tactical short viable as the next support level around $55,000 comes into focus.
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Tactical / 1-2 weeks. Follow to be told when one lands.
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