Bitcoin failed to overcome $79,000, but a potential bear trap formed as $1.4 billion in short positions face liquidation at $80,000. Will spot market demand be the trigger?
HABERAIMt. Gox estate wallets transferred over $739 million in Bitcoin on June 2, moving 10,422 BTC to new addresses. This activity, occurring before the Oct. 31, 2026, repayment deadline, has raised concerns about potential market supply, though no onward movement to exchanges or custodians has been confirmed.
HABERAIA crypto trader known as "loracle.hl" closed a HYPE short position, incurring a $46.46 million loss. The trader then opened a long position in HYPE and also holds long positions in ZEC and NEAR, aligning with Arthur Hayes' "holy trinity" trade.
HABERAIThe Crypto Fear & Greed Index has fallen to its lowest point since early April, indicating "extreme fear" in the market. Analysts suggest this "max fear" sentiment, accompanying Bitcoin's drop towards $65,000, could precede a "relief bounce" and a potential "catch-up" phase for BTC as it targets stock market records.
HABERAIBitcoin fell 8% to $65,360, a nine-week low, due to geopolitical tensions. Over $1.58 billion in long positions were liquidated, with BTC accounting for $774 million. Traders are watching the $60,000 support level.
HABERAIBitcoin's fall below $70,000 has led to $1.8 billion in liquidations, shifting market focus from dip-buying to defensive strategies. Options data shows increased demand for $60,000 and $50,000 strikes as investors brace for a deeper reset.
SON DAKİKAAIBitcoin dropped 7% to a nine-week low of $65,385 as US-Iran tensions escalated and ceasefire talks stalled. Over $1.83 billion in crypto positions were liquidated, mostly long Bitcoin and Ether. Analysts cite leveraged liquidations and technical breakdowns amplified by geopolitical fears.
