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🔥 Can BTC hold the 60,000 mark? ETF massive inflows vs. supply losses hitting a new high—are bottom signals coming soon? Brothers, Bitcoin is currently stuck in the $58,000–$60,000 range, repeatedly consolidating. Yesterday it even dipped to the recent lows before quickly bouncing back to 59k+. Short-term volatility is wild, but institutional moves and the long-term logic haven’t really broken.
Latest market highlights: ETF fund flows: Recently there have been single-day net inflows of several hundred million dollars. Institutional bargain-hunting power is still here! Although June saw consecutive outflows, big money clearly treats this level as an accumulation window.
Supply-side signals: The percentage of Bitcoin “loss-making supply” has reached a new high. This is very common in historical bottom zones, meaning selling pressure from older “old-timers” is weakening, and HODLers are still holding tight.
Related assets like MSTR: Strategy’s stock price is swinging sharply, influenced by Bitcoin’s price, dividend pressure (ex-dividend on June 30 + interest rate reset), and overall market sentiment. Still, it remains a popular leveraged Bitcoin tool for many people.
Derivatives expiry: This week, there’s a relatively large scale of BTC and ETH options expiring— the market is aggressively fighting over direction.
Looking longer-term, multi-point demand is still there: institutional allocation, the ETF channel, corporate coin hoarding, and the accelerating convergence of traditional finance and crypto (tokenization, stablecoins, etc.). The power-law model suggests there may still be room for a further dip, but many believe that would be a normal pullback.
My take: There’s still risk of volatility in the short term, but the 58k–60k zone is gradually building support. As for the real bottom, it may require sustained ETF buying plus on-chain data confirmation to truly be confirmed.
Question for everyone: Do you think BTC can hold above 60,000 this time—or will it dip again? Drop your view and your positioning in the comments section. Let’s discuss together!