Bitcoin Bottom Debate: Large Investors Cautious, Retail Turns to Buying

Bitcoin completed a month near its lowest levels in two years, falling to $58,000 in June. The decline was driven by approximately $8.9 billion in outflows from spot Bitcoin ETFs since May 6, with June alone recording $4.51 billion in outflows. Another notable development in the market was that while retail investors turned to buying, large wallets reduced their positions. This has raised questions about whether Bitcoin has reached a bottom. The cautious stance of large investors deepens uncertainty about the market's direction. Analysts suggest that if selling pressure from large wallets continues, Bitcoin could fall further, but retail demand may limit the decline. If spot ETF outflows slow down, a recovery signal could emerge. This is not investment advice.

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■ neutral · 60%

Bitcoin is trading at $62,697, with nearly zero change over the past 24 hours. The RSI stands at 47, in neutral territory, while the MACD remains below the signal line, indicating weak short-term momentum. The price is just below the 20-day moving average ($62,913) but above the 50-day average ($62,507), suggesting a search for equilibrium. News headlines note that large investors are cautious while retail traders lean toward buying, confirming a lack of clear direction and a potential bottom-finding process. In the short term, the price is expected to fluctuate within the $62,500–$63,000 range.

RSI 14

47.2

MACD

93.56

24h Δ

0.19%

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