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Bitcoin June drop nears 19 percent as July rebound hopes face risk of further lows

Bitcoin is threatening the $60,000 support level ahead of the end of June and the second quarter of 2026. The market is watching signs such as bullish RSI divergence and possible double-bottom patterns, but price action remains weak. CoinGlass data show bitcoin is down nearly 19 percent in June, its biggest monthly fall this year. U.S. data releases and stock market moves could add volatility. Analysts also warn new lows are still possible.

Finance

Kosdaq rally as semiconductors pause puts focus on this week\'s market direction

South Korean stocks face a week packed with catalysts, including U.S. inflation readings, a Bank of Korea policy meeting, MSCI rebalancing and the launch of single-stock leveraged and inverse ETFs. Investors are watching whether the KOSPI can hold near 8,000 and whether rotation into Kosdaq growth stocks can continue. The Kosdaq surged last week on buying in advanced industries. Markets also await the U.S. PCE inflation gauge and policy signals on rates, inflation and the currency.

Crypto

Bitcoin faces growing downside pressure; U.S. PMI, Nvidia results in focus

Bitcoin slid to $76,500, its lowest since May 1, dropping below the 21-week EMA and exiting a bull-market support zone. The decline triggered derivatives-market shocks, with crypto long liquidations topping $670 million in 24 hours. Traders see $75,000 to $76,000 as a near-term pivot. Macro pressures include rising Middle East tensions, higher oil prices and U.S. 30-year yields above 5 percent. Investors are watching upcoming U.S. manufacturing PMI data and Nvidia earnings for further volatility signals.