
Bitcoin has experienced a significant drop, falling below $64,000 for the first time in over a month and reaching as low as $62,000. The cryptocurrency's price decline has led to increased liquidations and concerns that it may fall even further. Standard Chartered is planning to establish a spot trading desk for Bitcoin and Ethereum, indicating growing institutional interest despite the recent price volatility. Cryptocurrency analysis firm CryptoQuant suggests that Bitcoin's fall below the short-term holder realized price could signal further declines to levels not seen in nearly two months since mid-May.
Bitcoin recently dropped below $64,000, breaking its short-term holder realized price. This signals a potential further decline to levels not seen in 49 days, according to cryptocurrency analysis firm @cryptoquant_com. https://t.co/rTMimUXPg0
[CRYPTOQUANT] The price of #Bitcoin dipped below $64,000, falling past the point where short-term holders sold at a profit. This suggests that #BTC may fall even further, reaching prices not seen in nearly two months https://t.co/BwqEMNZ4qc
Bitcoin liquidations spike as price drops below the $64,000 https://t.co/v7U1Y3zHC1




