$BTC slipped below $70,000 for the first time in two months, dragging $800M in long positions to liquidation. Adding to the pressure, defunct exchange Mt. Gox moved 10,422 $BTC worth $739M to a new wallet - its biggest transfer in months - as the October 2026 creditor deadline nears. With ETF outflows hitting a record streak, the question is simple: how low can this go, and is the February $60K low back in play?
The bear camp is leaning in. KING BABJOE warns the Mt. Gox ghost is back, with on-chain moves of this scale triggering panic selling from traders front-running supply that may never actually hit. Echoing that, Crypto boss says the transfer isn't a confirmed sell-off but adds uncertainty at a fragile moment. For ASHER, the real test sits at the $65K-$66K support zone a
break there could open the door straight to $60K. The counter is loud. MANIAC calls this textbook FUD, recalling that Mt. Gox headlines have historically preceded rallies, and frames a $60K wick as a generational buying opportunity absorbed by ETF demand. The Crypto Brief agrees wallet transfers don't equal selling, noting past Mt. Gox movements often led to custody changes rather than dumps. So which is it - is $60K a realistic floor, or is the market
overreacting to old fears
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