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Bitcoin faces July rebound test after 18.5 percent June slide; $75,000 view also

Bitcoin is down about 18.5 percent in June, raising the risk of its worst monthly return since mid-2022, while markets debate a July rebound versus further declines. Analysts focus on whether the $60,000 support level holds. Some point to heavy short positions in futures and seasonal patterns that have historically made July stronger than June. Others flag technical weakness, including trading below key long-term averages, with $55,000 cited as a possible downside target.

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Bitcoin selling pressure persists as rate burden grows on strong U.S. jobs data

Bitcoin extended a six-day decline, moving closer to a retest of $60,000. Cointelegraph reported the drop deepened after the U.S. stock market opened, leaving bitcoin down about 16 percent over a week. Traders cited continued sell-side dominance and weakening short-term charts, though some indicators suggested selling was easing. Stronger-than-expected U.S. May jobs data and upward revisions to April payrolls added to pressure by reducing expectations for Federal Reserve rate cuts.

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Stablecoins, ETFs, OTC seen as key crypto liquidity metrics in 2026

Liquidity has become a key variable for investment decisions as crypto market depth varies widely by asset and can dry up quickly during shocks. Daily spot volume at major exchanges is expected to exceed $100 billion in 2026, while stablecoin supply rises to $320 billion, but trading conditions remain uneven. Futures dominate overall activity, institutions account for most volume, and OTC trading grows. Stablecoins and spot bitcoin ETFs also influence flows and price impact.