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BTC edges down 0.51% in 15 minutes: Bitdeer fully liquidates 227.5 BTC amid insufficient demand for geopolitical hedging
From 15:30 to 15:45 (UTC) on July 11, 2026, BTC fell 0.51% within 15 minutes. The price traded in a range of 63,906.6–64,449.3 USDT, with volatility of 0.84%. Trading volume was extremely low (the most recent 1-hour candlestick showed only 181 BTC). Overall, the market exhibited a narrow-range consolidation pattern, with the 24-hour price change only +0.18%.
The main driver behind this abnormal move was that Bitdeer, a Nasdaq-listed mining company, immediately liquidated all 227.5 BTC mined last week, leaving its holdings at zero. The size of this sell-off was about 14.6 million USD. Although the absolute amount was limited, as a “zero BTC holdings” strategy from a leading miner, it sent a signal to the market that confidence on the supply side was insufficient. At the same time, the announcement that the U.S. and Iran ceasefire has ended led to continued tension around the Strait of Hormuz. Geopolitical risk helped keep the gold price steady above $4,100, but BTC was unable to effectively absorb safe-haven capital inflows, reflecting that the “digital gold” narrative currently has limited appeal.
Second, persistently weak trading volume indicates a lack of directional consensus. According to order-book data, the buy/sell depth ratio is 10.96 (buys are dominant), but the sample size is too small to be of much reference value. Expectations that the Federal Reserve will keep interest rates unchanged in the near term provide bottom support for risk assets, but actual rates remain high (the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield is 4.55%), which continues to suppress upside potential for non-yielding assets such as BTC. A combination of multiple factors has resulted in a low-volatility trading range.
Current market volatility risk still remains. Next week, watch the U.S. CPI data and remarks from Federal Reserve Chair Warsh during his congressional testimony; any hints about a rate-cut timetable will directly affect the pricing of risk assets. For short-term support, watch $63,360 (the intraday low). For resistance, watch $64,500.