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Reflecting the mounting pressure of monetary policy on high-risk assets, Bitcoin's price has dropped below the $64,000 threshold. According to reports, this decline was primarily driven by the Federal Reserve's hawkish outlook revealed in the latest dot plot projections. Furthermore, a CryptoQuant report highlighted a discernible shift in investor preference, moving capital away from cryptocurrencies toward traditional safe havens like gold.
This selling pressure coincides with broader market caution, as gold prices maintained strength above $2,300 per ounce during June per market data. Compared to other asset classes, the crypto sector is facing liquidity headwinds as elevated U.S. Treasury yields continue to diminish the appeal of non-yielding assets, a trend reinforced by persistent inflation concerns.
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Sign InTraders are now monitoring technical support levels following the breach of the $64,000 mark (close June 17, 2026). Looking ahead, the market awaits key catalysts from the economic calendar, including U.S. Retail Sales on June 14 and the Michigan Consumer Sentiment index, which will likely influence dollar strength and the subsequent trajectory of digital assets.
Update: New concerns have emerged regarding a potentially more aggressive hawkish shift at the Federal Reserve under the influence of Kevin Warsh. According to reports, this policy trajectory could further dampen investor appetite not only for Bitcoin but also for Ethereum and gold, as higher-for-longer interest rates increase the opportunity cost of holding these assets.