Updated
Updated · Bloomberg · Jun 26
Bitcoin Falls Below $60,000 After $1.3 Trillion Rout as Bottom Hunters Brace for More Pain
Updated
Updated · Bloomberg · Jun 26

Bitcoin Falls Below $60,000 After $1.3 Trillion Rout as Bottom Hunters Brace for More Pain

3 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · Jun 26

Summary

  • Bitcoin slipped below $60,000, leaving it more than 50% under last year’s record high and deepening fears that the selloff has further to run.
  • A $1.3 trillion crypto rout has pushed valuations into a range where past crashes eventually found a floor, but veteran investors and analysts say this cycle still does not look ready to bottom.
  • Previous bear markets took months to form durable lows, with the bleakest sentiment often arriving only after prices had already become superficially attractive.
  • That pattern is forcing would-be dip buyers to weigh whether the current panic marks opportunity or simply an earlier stage of a longer washout.

Insights

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