Bitcoin drops below $58,000 on June 30 as quarter-end selling and Strategy concerns deepen 2026 losses to 34%
Bitcoin's break below $58,000 into quarter-end reflects heavy de-risking: sustained spot ETF outflows, liquidation-driven long unwinds, and renewed concern that Strategy's financing overhaul increases the probability of BTC sales rather than accumulation. A ~$953m Mt. Gox-linked wallet move amplified near-term supply anxiety. With macro headwinds (sticky inflation, stronger USD) delaying rate-cut expectations, risk appetite for crypto remains pressured.
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Bitcoin slipped below $58,000 on June 30, capping what it described as its worst quarter in years. Quarter-end selling, ongoing spot bitcoin ETF outflows and renewed concerns over Strategy Inc.’s shift weighed on the token. The move left bitcoin down 34% year to date.