Bitcoin's price experienced significant volatility on June 18, dropping to $64,000 after briefly reaching $67,250. This decline marked a one-month low amid high liquidations and ETF outflows. The cryptocurrency's key support level is currently at $64,400, with the next level to monitor at $57,500 if the support does not hold. The Fear & Greed Index remains strong at 74, while the mining costs are at $83,700. ETF volumes stood at $299.32 billion with a net outflow of $189.9 million. The RSI is at 38 and NUPL at 0.541. Bitcoin has seen a +4.94% average gain in June. The Federal Reserve's hawkish stance has contributed to the market downturn, with Bitcoin ETFs seeing major outflows.