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Kevin Warsh's debut FOMC meeting stripped away forward guidance and flipped the Fed's dot plot toward rate hikes, sending Bitcoin toward $62,000 — before comments a week later helped the price reclaim $60,000.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs shed roughly $4.06 billion in June 2026, the worst month since the funds launched in January 2024, as Bitcoin briefly touched a year-to-date low near $58,200.
On-chain analytics firm CryptoQuant says large-holder accumulation has flattened out even as long-term holder supply hits a record high — a combination it warns has historically preceded sustained price weakness.
Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) offloaded a small amount of BTC in early June — its first sale since December 2022 — reigniting debate over whether the corporate bitcoin-treasury playbook is showing cracks.
Bitcoin has corrected roughly 52% from its October 2025 all-time high of $126,198 — a drawdown analysts say sits in ambiguous territory: large enough to flush leverage, not necessarily large enough to mark a cycle bottom.