On July 6, 2026 (GMT-5), Bitcoin faced heavy selling pressure amid widespread risk-off sentiment sweeping the entire crypto sector, trading between $57,210 and $59,140 and closing roughly 1.52% lower. BTC failed to sustain its price above the key resistance level of $59,200, with only weak buying liquidity emerging near the $57,200 support zone, while short-term technical indicators retreated back to oversold readings. Trading volume expanded moderately as traders grew increasingly concerned over renewed hawkish policy signals from the Federal Reserve and persistent net capital outflows from U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs. Large-scale profit-taking and cascading stop-loss liquidations erased every minor intraday rebound attempt, locking Bitcoin’s short-term market momentum firmly bearish and dragging down risk appetite across all digital asset markets.
Bullish outlook for the market tomorrow; target level: 65,483.46.
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