$65,900 Bitcoin, are you bottom-fishing or fleeing the top?



First look at the surface: a bunch of bad news, yet the price isn't falling.

From the 126k high, nearly halved, dropping from 73k to 60k in early June, everyone thought it would go to 50k. But what happened? V-shaped rebound, a 10% rally in three days. The candlestick chart shows: 60k-63k is the 200-day moving average + a historically dense trading zone, where whales are accumulating.

First thing: ETFs are selling, but the price isn't following.

Bitcoin spot ETFs saw outflows of billions of dollars from May to June, with a record weekly outflow.

According to logic, such a level of outflow should have pushed BTC below 55k long ago. But it didn't; instead, it stabilized and rebounded at 60k.

Why?

MicroStrategy continued adding to their holdings, long-term holders accumulated at lows, on-chain data shows large wallets net inflow in the 60-63k range.

Second thing: miners surrender, difficulty drops by 10% for the first time in history.

On June 14, mining difficulty decreased by 10.09%, the second-largest adjustment ever. Why? Hash rate dropped 12%, inefficient miners shut down.

Does this sound bad? No, this is textbook “miner capitulation” bottom signal.

Third thing: the Federal Reserve isn't cutting rates, but the market has already priced it in.

In May, CPI YoY was 4.2%, above expectations, core inflation rising. The Fed's June 17 meeting is likely to hold steady, possibly not cutting rates until 2026.

This is the biggest macro headwind. But BTC rebounded 10% from 60k, and US stocks are also rising.

The market is trading “bad news is good news”—high inflation but no economic collapse, soft landing expectations rising.

Plus, Trump called for “end of geopolitical conflicts,” risk assets sentiment warmed.

Fourth thing: technicals show a “V-shaped rebound + golden cross.”

Daily chart: from 60k to 66k, breaking above short-term moving averages, MACD forming a golden cross, RSI rebounded from oversold to 50.

4H chart: formed a small double bottom, neckline at 66.2k, volume breakout targets 68k-70k.

Bull-bear showdown, see for yourself.

One side:

- Whales accumulating heavily at 60k-63k, supported by 200-day MA
- Miner capitulation + difficulty adjustment, signals of a historic bottom
- MicroStrategy continues buying, institutional long-term confidence
- V-shaped rebound + MACD golden cross, technical bullish signals
- Geopolitical easing, risk appetite returning

The other side:

- ETF outflows continue, cumulative selling pressure of billions
- Fed not cutting rates, high interest rate suppression
- Resistance at 66k three times unbroken, strong resistance
- If rebound falters, possible retest of 55k-60k

Key level: 65,900, just 300 dollars below the critical 66.2k line.

Resistance above: 66,200 → 68k → 70k → 73k

Support below: 64,200 → 63,300 → 61,800 → 60k

Short-term traders:

- Wait for pullback to 64,500-65,000 to buy in stages, stop-loss at 63,800. First target: take half at 66,200, add on breakout aiming for 68,000-70,000.

Swing traders:

- Wait for daily close above 66,200 before entering, use trailing stop to hold, target 70,000-73,000. If it drops below 63,300, exit and watch, re-enter near 60k.

Long-term believers:

- Dollar-cost averaging in the 60k-63k zone. After nearly halving from 126k, historically halving corrections are 30-50%, this is already the bottom range. Target 150k-200k by 2027, betting on ETF inflows + rate cut cycle.

Bitcoin now is just like November 2020—

99% of people thought “after halving it wouldn’t rise, Bitcoin is done,” but it shot from 10k straight to 60k.

Turns out, it’s not that Bitcoin isn’t good, it’s that you always want to buy at the lowest point. #我的Gate交易时刻 #TradFiCFD黄金大师赛 #美伊协议达成海峡将开放 $BTC $ETH $SOL
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