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Bitcoin has hit what one analyst describes as a major ceiling after losing the support level that held the market together for months. Following a failed push toward $83,000, the analyst now believes buying Bitcoin at current prices carries more risk than opportunity.
Large-scale capital outflows from U.S. crypto funds have continued for the ninth consecutive day and show no sign of stopping. Just before the start of the May 29 trading session, investment giant BlackRock transferred another large batch of assets worth 2,448 BTC valued at $180 million to Coinbase Prime, according to Arkham.
Bitcoin has stabilized near $73,000 after a three-day slide, but bearish chart signals suggest the correction may not be over. According to data from crypto.
Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) has dropped roughly $10,000 in recent weeks, falling from around $83,000 to near $73,000 after rejecting almost exactly at its 200-day moving average. Why BTC Looks Vulnerable Crypto analyst Benjamin Cowen said on May 29 this rejection mirrors similar bear market setups in 2018 and 2022, when Bitcoin rallied into the 200-DMA before rolling over again.
The record outflow from Bitcoin ETFs highlights growing investor caution and a shift in institutional strategies amid global economic uncertainty. Bitcoin ETFs see record $2.8B outflow amid macro uncertainty.
A closely-watched bitcoin bull has outlined how U.S.
Bitcoin's correction has intensified pressure on holders as demand and supply remain locked in a key battle.
Spot Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) ETFs have recorded nine consecutive days of net outflows, the longest withdrawal streak since launch in January 2024, pulling roughly $2.8 billion from the complex. Three Consecutive Weeks Of Outflows, $2.3B Gone In May Alone This week alone has seen $1.3 billion exit the funds, extending a three-week outflow streak.