$1.5 billion in weekly Bitcoin ETF outflows and traders’ inability to defend BTC’s $75,000 support have provided bears with a path to $70,000.

Bitcoin exchange inflows and ETF outflows created 34,000 BTC in local selling pressure, but data suggest a rally toward $80,000 remains on the table.

Bitcoin hovered below Tom Lee's $76,000 bull-market threshold while hyperliquid and monero bucked broader crypto weakness.

Bitcoin slips below $75,000 as capital inflows fade and ETF netflows cool, contrasting with an oil-driven relief rally in global equities.

Bitcoin price risks a drop to $70,000 as miners prepare to sell, futures traders go short and traders falter in defending the $75,000 support.

$1.5 billion in weekly Bitcoin ETF outflows and traders’ inability to defend BTC’s $75,000 support have provided bears with a path to $70,000.

BTC held above $73,000 Thursday morning, at 8:30 a.m. ET, as 13 of 15 moving averages flashed caution and MACD confirmed bearish momentum.

Bitcoin dipped to $73,000 despite ETF inflows and shrinking exchange reserves, failing to maintain momentum after touching $83,000 in May. Ethereum also faced pressure, trading…