Bitcoin retested $60,740 before recovering above $65,800, up about 4.5% on the week, as a US-Iran ceasefire snapped a five-day spot ETF outflow streak.
Bitcoin fell roughly 13% the week of June 1, touching $59,168 before steadying near $63,000 as spot ETFs logged record outflows and the Fear and Greed Index dropped…
Bitcoin slid 7.17% to $71,714 as US spot ETFs logged the longest outflow streak on record, while long-term holder addresses hit an all-time high of 15.8 million.
Bitcoin tested $74,299, its lowest since mid-April, as spot ETFs shed another $1.26 billion and a hawkish Fed pivot capped a second risk-off week.
Bitcoin slipped 2.34% to $77,533 as spot ETFs posted their first negative week in seven, shedding $1.1 billion — even as network hashrate climbed to record highs.
Bitcoin fell 4.8% to $76,748 as spot ETFs bled $790 million in three days and the Fear and Greed Index slid into deep Fear, while equities barely moved.