🔴 Market Mood: Caution
Crypto markets entered June under heavy pressure — digital asset funds saw $1.67 billion in weekly outflows, the second-largest withdrawal of the year. Bitcoin carried most of the pain with $1.43 billion in outflows, while Ethereum saw $257 million leave investment products. 
🟡 Bitcoin
BTC recently fell below $70,000 after failing to hold support near $74,000. On June 3, BTC traded around $66,650, briefly touching an intraday low of $65,400 — more than 50% below its October 2025 all-time high near $126,200. 
The sell-off is driven by sticky inflation concerns, uncertainty around Fed rate cuts, renewed U.S. dollar strength, and geopolitical pressure from U.S.-Iran tensions. 
🔑 Key level to watch: $65,000 — if BTC holds above $65,000, a recovery toward $68,000 by end of June is possible. The next big trigger is the U.S. Jobs Report on June 6.
Crypto markets entered June under heavy pressure — digital asset funds saw $1.67 billion in weekly outflows, the second-largest withdrawal of the year. Bitcoin carried most of the pain with $1.43 billion in outflows, while Ethereum saw $257 million leave investment products. 
🟡 Bitcoin
BTC recently fell below $70,000 after failing to hold support near $74,000. On June 3, BTC traded around $66,650, briefly touching an intraday low of $65,400 — more than 50% below its October 2025 all-time high near $126,200. 
The sell-off is driven by sticky inflation concerns, uncertainty around Fed rate cuts, renewed U.S. dollar strength, and geopolitical pressure from U.S.-Iran tensions. 
🔑 Key level to watch: $65,000 — if BTC holds above $65,000, a recovery toward $68,000 by end of June is possible. The next big trigger is the U.S. Jobs Report on June 6.