Bitcoin Faces Selling Pressure: ETF Outflows and Fed Expectations Press Prices

BTC dropped 7% in 24 hours to 68.5K and is trading well below SMA20/SMA50; the short-term trend is weak. RSI14 at 17 is in oversold territory, increasing the likelihood of relief buying, but is not a reversal signal on its own. MACD is below the signal line and in negative territory, momentum remains downward. ETF outflows and Fed uncertainty in the news headlines support the current selling pressure. Downward pressure may persist for 1-3 days; due to oversold conditions, choppy weak trading is expected rather than a sharp decline.

COIN is an asset directly affected by selling pressure in Bitcoin, and the news flow is negative in the short term. The price is trading at 130.6, below the SMA20 (133.6) and SMA50 (137.6), confirming a weak trend structure. Although the RSI at 39 is close to oversold territory, there is no reversal signal yet; the MACD is below the signal line and negative. The 24-hour decline of 4.3% indicates that momentum may continue, but the low RSI level suggests that sharp selling may be limited. In the 1-3 day outlook, downward pressure prevails; however, fluctuations may occur with reaction buying.

Since MSTR is a structure with high leveraged exposure to Bitcoin, selling pressure in BTC directly negatively affects the stock. The price is trading below the SMA20 and SMA50, MACD is in negative territory and below the signal line; short-term momentum is weak. Although RSI at 32 is approaching the oversold threshold, there is no reversal signal yet, indicating that the decline has not exhausted. As long as ETF outflows and Fed uncertainty suppress risk appetite, rebound buying may remain limited. Nevertheless, since oversold conditions increase the risk of a sharp rebound, the outlook is cautiously negative.