Bitcoin faces a 13% drop this week, driven by record ETF outflows, diminishing regulatory optimism, and investor shifts toward AI and semiconductor stocks.

Dampened hopes for an improved macroeconomic environment have led institutions to move from crypto ETFs to AI stocks, an analyst said.

Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) broke below $70,000 on Tuesday, dropping 2.5% as spot ETFs opened the week with $483.76 million in outflows on Monday.

Bitcoin just had its worst day since April. The death cross is in effect, and prediction markets are bearish. Here's what the charts say.

The crypto crash reflects heavy ETF outflows, massive capital rotation into AI stocks and expectations of higher interest rates for longer.

Bitcoin fell under $66,000 as record ETF outflows and a rare Strategy bitcoin sale deepened a selloff, with traders eyeing $60,000 support.

Bitcoin has fallen below $70,000, dropping nearly 12% in a week. This decline is driven by institutional selling and negative ETF flows. Major altcoins like Ethereum, BNB, and…

US spot Bitcoin ETFs pulled in another $519 million of net redemptions on June 2, extending the longest outflow run since the funds launched and tipping a leveraged market into…

Bitcoin dropped towards $65,000 on Wednesday as crypto markets face a wave of ETF outflows, more than $1 billion in liquidations, and worsening fear sentiment.

Bitcoin hits three-month low as ETF outflows trigger sharp sell-off

Bitcoin price today: BTC tumbles below 62,000 as record fund withdrawals, a rare Strategy sale and forced selling drive one of 2026's sharpest crypto drops.

Bitcoin has fallen to its lowest level since February, dropping more than 25% this month, as long-term holders liquidate billions in holdings and efforts to advance US crypto…

Bitcoin ETFs extend a 13-day outflow streak to $4.4 billion as Bitcoin drops about 21% since mid-May and demand shows signs of sharp contraction.

Bitcoin falls 13% to near $62K as Strategy's BTC sale, $4.2B in ETF outflows and macro headwinds pressure crypto markets.

Bitcoin traded near $63,000 on Thursday as cryptocurrency markets extended their decline amid more than $1 billion in liquidations, worsening fear sentiment.

US spot Bitcoin ETFs have seen $4.4 billion in outflows over a record 13-day streak, with Bitcoin dropping 21% since mid-May. Here's what it means.

Bitcoin faces a 13% drop this week, driven by record ETF outflows, diminishing regulatory optimism, and investor shifts toward AI and semiconductor stocks.

Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) around $62,000 is sitting directly on the 200-week moving average, a level that only broke during the FTX, Terra, and Three Arrows Capital collap

Bitcoin dips below $62,000 amid ETF outflows and macroeconomic concerns, signaling potential volatility in the cryptocurrency market.