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BTC $61,357.19 -3.89%
ETH $1,597.29 -9.81%
BNB $576.79 -4.85%
XRP $1.11 -5.29%
SOL $64.54 -6.21%
TRX $0.3207 -2.96%
DOGE $0.0825 -6.68%
ADA $0.1596 -10.02%
BCH $211.59 -13.68%
LINK $7.43 -7.37%
HYPE $60.16 -6.69%
AAVE $62.86 -11.99%
SUI $0.7226 -5.56%
XLM $0.2049 +1.81%
ZEC $392.82 -13.89%
BTC $61,357.19 -3.89%
ETH $1,597.29 -9.81%
BNB $576.79 -4.85%
XRP $1.11 -5.29%
SOL $64.54 -6.21%
TRX $0.3207 -2.96%
DOGE $0.0825 -6.68%
ADA $0.1596 -10.02%
BCH $211.59 -13.68%
LINK $7.43 -7.37%
HYPE $60.16 -6.69%
AAVE $62.86 -11.99%
SUI $0.7226 -5.56%
XLM $0.2049 +1.81%
ZEC $392.82 -13.89%

Analysis: Affected by factors such as profit-taking from AI concept assets, BTC may drop to 60,000 USD

2026-06-05 14:29:47
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Affected by profit-taking from AI concept assets and a decline in market risk appetite, Bitcoin has fallen to around $62,000, a cumulative drop of nearly 16% from last week's high of over $74,000. Market analysis suggests that if it falls below the key level of $60,000, the next key technical support for Bitcoin may be around $55,000. In addition, the U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF has recorded net outflows for 15 consecutive trading days, totaling over $4.7 billion, while Strategy disclosed this week that it sold Bitcoin for the first time since 2022, further weakening market expectations for institutional buying.

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