Bitcoin experienced its worst week since the FTX collapse, with a modest rebound now raising concerns among analysts. Investors are pulling funds from Bitcoin ETFs, technical indicators have weakened, and shifting interest-rate expectations are drawing capital away from speculative assets. This downturn, though milder than past crypto winters, may signal more significant declines ahead.

Bitcoin dropped 15% in one week as $2.7B fled US spot ETFs. Investors are rotating capital into AI and semiconductor stocks surging 170% year-over-year.

Bitcoin rose about 2% to near $63,000 on Monday in an oversold bounce, after a brutal week that dragged it below $60,000 and wiped roughly $390 billion off the crypto market.

Bitcoin experienced its worst week since the FTX collapse, with a modest rebound now raising concerns among analysts. Investors are pulling funds from Bitcoin ETFs, technical…