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Amid persistent weakness in US stocks and rising risk aversion, Bitcoin has fallen to a new 2026 low. The decline was driven by continued outflows from spot Bitcoin ETFs, a bearish monthly options expiry, and widening unrealized losses at Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy), according to reports.
Shares of Strategy (MSTR) closed at $94.13 on June 24, down from a high of $102.97 in the prior session, per market data. The drop coincided with a widening performance gap between Bitcoin and AI-linked stocks, signaling a shift in investor preference away from digital assets.
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Sign InAt the last available close on May 15, 2026, Bitcoin traded at $34.98 with a daily range of $34.75 to $35.39. Traders are watching continued spot ETF outflows as a key determinant for the next move, with potential to test lower support levels if selling pressure persists.