Bitcoin BTC price analysis for June

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😱 We survived the day after the US CPI came in hotter, rising from 3.8% to 4.2%.
🍿 We survived another night of geopolitical escalation, missile strikes, and headlines about the possible closure of the Strait of Hormuz.

And somehow...
It feels like the market is simply getting tired of falling.
There is only so much fear investors can absorb.
Maybe the crypto market is finally learning resilience from Ukrainians 😉

📈 If BTC has stopped falling, then perhaps it's time for a rebound into the end of June.

Right now, we see several possible scenarios:
▪️ $69,900 — the weakest rebound.
Ironically, this is also the most dangerous one, because a weak bounce often leads to another deep sell-off.
▪️ $72,750 or even $77,000 — much healthier scenarios.
If Bitcoin can reach those levels, we believe that BTCUSDT should no longer revisit the $57k zone that we've been talking about for months.
That could finally mark the end of this exhausting correction, something similar to the final stage of the 2022 bear market.

🏆 P.S:
Tomorrow (June 12), the SPCX IPO is scheduled, and according to market discussions, a significant amount of capital has already been allocated there.
Once trading begins, some of that liquidity could start flowing back into other assets.
Looking further ahead, major IPOs from Anthropic and OpenAI are expected in Q3–Q4 2026.
But first... we have to get there 😏

And for those following the TradFi trend, pre-IPO SpaceX, along with 80+ stocks and metals, can already be traded on OKX

🧠 DYOR | This is not financial advice, just thinking out loud.
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Right now, the BTC price is moving nicely according to the script,

and even altcoins are starting to pick up a bit.

Let’s keep our fingers crossed that this positive trend lasts at least until the end of June.

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