Jun 11, 10:10 AM

Bitcoin Drops Below $68,000 to June Low, Down 3% Ahead of Fed Meeting

Bitcoin's price has dropped below $68,000, triggering concerns of further declines potentially to $60,000 due to thin bid liquidity. The $69,000 support level and the 21-day moving average were invalidated, causing further price weakening. This decline comes ahead of key US inflation data and a Federal Reserve meeting. Bitcoin hit a new June low, dropping 3% and plunging below $67,000. Open interest has soared past $37.6 billion, signaling potential volatility ahead. Despite a 3.6% drop in a day, Bitcoin remains rangebound, consolidating below all-time highs for nearly three months.

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Cointelegraph@Cointelegraph
2 years ago
#Bitcoin price plunges to new June lows below $67,000, with open interest soaring past $37.6 billion, signaling potential volatility ahead. 📉 ➡️ Despite a 3.6% drop in a day, $BTC remains rangebound, consolidating below all-time highs for nearly three months. ➡️ Some traders… https://t.co/w61xiYEKR3
Decrypt@DecryptMedia
2 years ago
Bitcoin Drops 3% Ahead of Interest Rate Decision and US Inflation Report ► https://t.co/QPPGaSpSIO https://t.co/QPPGaSpSIO
CryptoSavingExpert ®@CryptoSavingExp
2 years ago
#Bitcoin hits June low ahead of inflation data and Fed meeting 🔻📆🤔 Are you #trading bitcoin today? 📈📊📉 https://t.co/LVkQcRyeBA https://t.co/iMa6lxp64Z

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