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Bitcoin loses $60,000, falls to weakest price since October 2024

June 6, 2026 2 Min Read
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Bitcoin tumbled beneath $60,000 on Friday, breaking the lows of the early February crypto crash and reaching its weakest stage since October 2024.

The most important cryptocurrency is down practically 20% in simply the previous week, and now has misplaced greater than 52% since its October peak above $126,000..

A number of headwinds have converged over bitcoin lately — an important being its largest single purchaser, Michael Saylor’s Technique, having turned vendor. Moreover, spot bitcoin ETFs suffered persistent outflows as buyers pulled capital from the sector, as a substitute allocating it to the red-hot synthetic intelligence commerce and associated shares.

Stubbornly elevated inflation and a sizzling labor market report Friday additionally prompted buyers to rethink the trail of U.S. financial coverage. Markets that earlier this 12 months anticipated fee cuts have now absolutely priced within the Federal Reserve’s subsequent transfer as a fee hike.

With that, U.S. shares have misplaced momentum after a robust run to file highs, weighing on danger urge for food throughout markets. The Nasdaq is decrease by greater than 2% Friday.

Crypto buyers have additionally been grappling with renewed issues about whether or not synthetic intelligence and quantum computing might expose weaknesses of crypto protocols. Privateness-focused cryptocurrency Zcash (ZEC) plunged greater than 40% in a single day after a important vulnerability was found with the assistance of Anthropic’s newest Opus 4.8 AI mannequin.

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