Bitcoin is trading near $64,000 after peaking above $126,000 earlier this year, while a long-observed Fibonacci retracement framework suggests a deeper drawdown is possible. The 61.8% retracement from bitcoin's near-zero 2010 starting point to the latest peak sits at $48,215, a level that prior bear markets have historically broken below. The setup has not been triggered in the current cycle, and the analysis notes the pattern is not a guarantee.

SpaceX is scheduled to start trading on Nasdaq on June 12, 2026, after a $75 billion IPO, and market participants are weighing how the listing could affect crypto sentiment. One view is that more than $5 billion of outflows from bitcoin ETFs helped push BTC below $60,000 as investors sought IPO liquidity, which could later rotate back into crypto. Others warn that record IPOs have often appeared near equity-market peaks, potentially pressuring risk assets, including bitcoin, which has hovered around $63,000 after briefly dipping under $60,000 last week.

Bitcoin is trading just over $62,000 after falling nearly 16% from above $74,000 last week, with $60,000 seen as the next key test and $55,000 cited as the next support if that level breaks. Zcash dropped as much as 37% in a sharp one-day move after Shielded Labs disclosed a critical Orchard pool vulnerability, while Arthur Hayes said he sold his entire ZEC position following the exploit report.