66056.250USD
Today
-2.22%
5 Days
-13.12%
1 Month
-15.72%
6 Months
-27.78%
Year to Date
-24.69%
1 Year
-36.95%
Opening Price
67615.610Previous Closing Price
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The configuration is mixed.
the downside breakout of 66040 would call for 65260 and 64800.
rebound towards 68230.
TradingKey — On June 2, Eastern Time, the cryptocurrency market suffered its most severe mass liquidation year-to-date. Bitcoin (BTC) breached the $70,000 psychological threshold for the first time since April 2026, plunging through the $69,000, $68,000, $67,000, and $66,000 marks to hit an intraday low of $65,978. This represents a decline of more than 14% from the high of $77,799 reached just two trading days ago.

Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and Ripple (XRP) are catching a breath during early Asian trading hours on Wednesday after losing over 6% the previous day.

The crypto market has come under renewed pressure, with Binance Research citing capital rotation into US equities as a key driver of the heightened risk-off sentiment in Bitcoin.

In a recent interview with FXStreet, BitMEX CEO Stephan Lutz stated that the crypto market has entered a full bear phase, marked by declining activity across both crypto-native and real-world asset (RWA) sectors.

MicroStrategy and Bitcoin are experiencing a downward spiral; the key to a short-term floor lies in the upcoming release of U.S. ADP and non-farm payroll data.

TradingKey — US stock index futures edged lower in pre-market trading on Tuesday, June 2. Yesterday, US stocks hit fresh record highs as AI themes continued to dominate market sentiment. However, investors remained cautious ahead of this Friday’s non-farm payroll report, while monitoring the impact of Middle East tensions on oil prices and inflation expectations. As of press time, Dow futures were down approximately 0.46%, S&P 500 futures fell about 0.18%, and Nasdaq 100 futures declined roughly 0.1%.

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