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 below $2,000. While short-term technicals remain cautious, long-term holder accumulation and scaling developments support broader market structure.

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

Bitcoin and Ethereum experienced significant drops as rising US-Iran tensions and substantial crypto liquidations impacted investor sentiment. Over $700 million in crypto was…

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…

Bitcoin began June trading near $73,500 amidst significant ETF outflows exceeding $2 billion and escalating geopolitical risks. Institutional retreat, coupled with concerns over…

Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) has dipped below $73,000 but is setting up for a short-term bounce says prominent analyst Trader Mayne, who sees the larger move as a countertren

Bitcoin fell toward $72,000 as U.S. spot ETFs posted weekly outflows again amid Iran risk-off and weak whale demand.

Bitcoin fell below $71,000 for the first time since April 13 as ETF outflows, whale distribution, and macro uncertainty pressure the crypto market.