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Bitcoin Recovers from Session Lows Amid Equity Market Turmoil

Bitcoin rebounds to $63,500 after dipping to $63,065 in Asia, though remains down nearly 3% in 24 hours. Nasdaq e-mini futures hit May lows, Nvidia dropped 5%, and South Korea's Kospi plunged 10%, signaling heightened risk aversion.

CoinDeskOmkar Godbole

Quick Take

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Bitcoin recovered from $63,065 low to $63,500 but remains down 3% in 24 hours.

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Nasdaq e-mini futures hit May lows as Nvidia dropped nearly 5%.

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South Korea’s Kospi index tanked 10% amid broader equity sell-off.

Market Impact Analysis

Bearish

Bitcoin's recovery from lows may be temporary if equity risk aversion persists; historically, sharp equity declines have pressured crypto.

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Speculation Analysis

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Speculation Trigger20/100
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Heading into Wednesday’s Fed rate decision, the key level to watch in bitcoin is the short-term holder cost basis near $68,500, which is the aggregate break-even price of coins held by investors for less than 155 days.

That’s the latest take from analysts at the crypto exchange Bitfinex. This threshold is the first major resistance that could shape Bitcoin’s mid-timeframe trend.

“There is significant structural resistance at the $68,500 level, and as prices rise toward break-even, many investors will likely sell to exit at parity. If the price clears this barrier, volume analysis points to an “air pocket” before the next major resistance at $84,000, similar to the one that led to rapid price expansion during the mid-May move from $67,000 to $80,000+,” analysts said in an email.

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