CNBC
03 Jun 2026, 18:37 UTC · 2h ago
Bitcoin's high conviction holders are turning into sellers as the crypto's price hits new lows
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03 Jun 2026, 18:37 UTC · 2h ago
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Long-term Bitcoin holders and high-conviction buyers (those who bought above $90,000) have begun capitulating and selling, including $2.4 billion in the last two days. — Capitulation by high-conviction holders typically increases immediate sell pressure and removes a primary layer of price support.
-0.60Bitcoin ETFs have experienced 12 consecutive days of net outflows, the longest streak on record, with net assets dropping from $107.8 billion to $85 billion since May 14. — Consistent institutional outflows reduce the primary driver of BTC price appreciation and signal declining investor appetite.
-0.50Compass Point analysts suggest the current capitulation of top buyers indicates that Bitcoin's bear market may be in its late stages. — Market participants often view 'capitulation' as a contrarian signal that a price bottom is forming.
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The likelihood of a U.S. market structure bill passing—a potential catalyst for renewed investor interest—is diminishing. — The loss of a specific regulatory catalyst removes a potential positive trigger for a trend reversal.
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Mentioned in the context of a sale of coins that triggered a cascade of long liquidations, though analysts suggest the impact was minor.
Citi is mentioned only as the source of analyst commentary on Bitcoin ETF flows.
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