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06-07

Bitcoin isn’t falling because its core thesis suddenly broke—it’s falling because confidence did. When a market built on conviction sees one of its biggest evangelists sell, sentiment gets hit hard. But sentiment changes faster than fundamentals. Unless liquidity dries up or institutional demand materially weakens, this looks more like a violent reset than an existential threat. The real question is whether buyers view this as a discount or the beginning of a broader risk-off cycle.

Bitcoin Breaks Below $62,000 Again: Will it Hold $60K?
Bitcoin has fallen back below $62,000, as spot Bitcoin ETF outflows persist. Trump's hardline pressure on Iran put pressure on it. The move is part of a broader synchronized deleveraging across global risk assets, mirroring the Korean equity selloff and U.S. chip retreat. While bears including Peter Schiff warn of deeper losses, some analysts view current levels as a solid accumulation zone with a rebound target of $74,000. At peak risk-off sentiment, will you buy the panic — or wait for the dust to settle?
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