⚡ On Friday, June 5, 2026, a trader in Mexico City 🇲🇽 opened their app and saw something they hadn't expected to see in a long time: $BTC at $59,100.
This morning, as I write this, it's trading at $61,800. The bounce is real. But the story of how we got here is what matters.
It wasn't a sudden crash. It was the result of 13 consecutive days of something that had never happened before.
Bitcoin ETFs — those very vehicles that Wall Street celebrated as 'the legitimization of crypto' — had been bleeding capital for two weeks straight. Day after day. Non-stop.
$4,400,000,000 $USDT left Bitcoin spot ETFs in 13 consecutive sessions. The longest streak since these products launched in 2024.
BlackRock. Fidelity. Grayscale. All recorded massive redemptions.
And then something unexpected happened: Strategy — Michael Saylor's company, which has been buying Bitcoin compulsively since 2020 — sold BTC. Just 32 coins, sure. But they sold.
The market interpreted it as a signal.
Liquidations in futures reached $1.8 billion in a single day. Over 351,000 traders were wiped out in 24 hours.
What's really going on? Many analysts point to a rotation: institutional capital is flowing into AI stocks, where returns are visible and numbers are concrete.
Bitcoin, on the other hand, still relies on narrative, liquidity, and trust.
And in moments like this, the question that separates those who capitalize from those who panic is simple:
Do you see a crisis… or an opportunity?
#bitcoin #BTC #InstitutoBlockchain #crypto #FranBerlin
This morning, as I write this, it's trading at $61,800. The bounce is real. But the story of how we got here is what matters.
It wasn't a sudden crash. It was the result of 13 consecutive days of something that had never happened before.
Bitcoin ETFs — those very vehicles that Wall Street celebrated as 'the legitimization of crypto' — had been bleeding capital for two weeks straight. Day after day. Non-stop.
$4,400,000,000 $USDT left Bitcoin spot ETFs in 13 consecutive sessions. The longest streak since these products launched in 2024.
BlackRock. Fidelity. Grayscale. All recorded massive redemptions.
And then something unexpected happened: Strategy — Michael Saylor's company, which has been buying Bitcoin compulsively since 2020 — sold BTC. Just 32 coins, sure. But they sold.
The market interpreted it as a signal.
Liquidations in futures reached $1.8 billion in a single day. Over 351,000 traders were wiped out in 24 hours.
What's really going on? Many analysts point to a rotation: institutional capital is flowing into AI stocks, where returns are visible and numbers are concrete.
Bitcoin, on the other hand, still relies on narrative, liquidity, and trust.
And in moments like this, the question that separates those who capitalize from those who panic is simple:
Do you see a crisis… or an opportunity?
#bitcoin #BTC #InstitutoBlockchain #crypto #FranBerlin