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Bitcoin is facing risk of dropping below $60,000 as $1.9 billion flows out from spot Bitcoin ETFs amid a market selloff driven by Big Tech stock crashes and oil price volatility, putting pressure on BTC's support levels.
BlackRock filed the Form 8-A with the SEC for its Bitcoin Covered-Call ETF, signaling a possible launch on Nasdaq within one week, which could add a new financial product to the Bitcoin investment ecosystem.
Bitcoin held steady above $62,500 and reclaimed $63,000 following geopolitical developments including a Trump post, demonstrating resilience amid Iran tensions and maintaining bullish momentum.
Bitcoin's price corrected steeply but found stabilization above a key demand zone. Analysts highlight that closing weekly above resistance levels is necessary to prevent BTC from falling below $60,000 again.
Despite US PPI inflation reaching the highest since October 2022 and Iran closing the Strait of Hormuz, Bitcoin's price rebounded to approximately $63,200, reflecting strong price action under inflationary pressure.
Strategy's CEO revealed the sale of 32 Bitcoin was a strategic liquidity move to showcase market depth after acquiring over 1,500 BTC, indicating careful treasury and market execution management.
BlackRock submitted a final amendment for its yield-generating Bitcoin ETF with a 65 basis points fee, targeting a soon launch, positioning itself competitively against Goldman Sachs in Bitcoin ETF offerings.
Bitcoin price rose to about $62,000 as US inflation hit a 3-year high of 4.2%. CryptoQuant cautions the realized-price floor near $53,600 is untested, while the impending SpaceX IPO is seen as a potential liquidity drain for markets including Bitcoin.
Bitcoin has shifted from accumulation phase to distribution phase due to ETF outflows and macroeconomic pressures, suggesting investors increasingly sell into strength and a potential upcoming price correction.
In June, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs have recorded $2.1 billion in outflows amid an intensifying market selloff, though the outflow pace is slowing, raising the question of whether selling pressure on Bitcoin ETFs is abating.