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Bitcoin fell to $62,000, trimming a rebound from last week’s $57,700 low to $64,000. CryptoQuant’s report suggests potential for further gains despite a bear-market context, citing seasonal trends and improving demand metrics.

CryptoQuant reported a spike in Bitcoin and altcoin exchange deposits, with Bitcoin deposits reaching nearly 49,000 BTC, described as a 'rare extreme' occurring only four times this year. The firm suggests this trend may indicate higher volatility ahead.

Bitcoin exchange inflows surged to 49,000 BTC in a day, with similar patterns historically preceding price declines. Ethereum inflows exceeded 1.25 million ETH, and altcoin deposits hit a two-month high, yet Bitcoin's price rose above $60,000 despite the data. The report highlights large deposit sizes as a bearish signal, but macroeconomic factors like Fed commentary influenced the recent price rebound.

Grayscale's research head Zach Pandl suggested Strategy should sell $3 billion in Bitcoin to meet cash obligations. CryptoQuant countered that the company has alternative methods to support STRC.

Bitcoin unspent transaction outputs (UTXOs) indicate a capitulation phase, according to analyst Darkfost from CryptoQuant. The analyst suggests these periods are historically profitable for long-term investors.

CryptoQuant advised Strategy to pause Bitcoin buying due to shrinking dividend coverage. CBOE is considering crypto perpetual futures, and Chainlink has joined a stablecoin FX project.

Michael Saylor addressed the decline in Strategy's stock and preferred shares, which hit 52-week lows amid Bitcoin's price drop and the company's $14 billion paper losses. Strategy's capital structure faces strain as preferred shares trade below par, hindering Bitcoin purchases, while dividend obligations for preferred instruments have surged fourfold in six months.

Strategy Inc. (MSTR) stock fell over 9% as a securities lawsuit and Bitcoin's price drop intensified financial pressures. Rosen Law Firm is investigating potential securities fraud, and the company faces challenges from underwater Bitcoin holdings and declining preferred stock value.

STRC reached a new low as it continued to decline, while MSTR also experienced losses. Analysts, including CryptoQuant, advise Strategy to halt Bitcoin purchases and prioritize cash accumulation.

Strategy Inc. (MSTR) stock fell over 10% to a two-year low as Bitcoin dropped below $60,000, triggering $1.1 billion in crypto derivative liquidations. CryptoQuant warned the company to halt Bitcoin purchases due to strained capital reserves and growing dividend obligations, with the firm now holding $10.6 billion in unrealized losses on its Bitcoin holdings.

CryptoQuant warns that Strategy's cash reserves have fallen 38%, reducing dividend coverage from a seven-year level to 14 months. The company advises Strategy to pause Bitcoin purchases and rebuild reserves.

CryptoQuant has advised Michael Saylor's Strategy to stop purchasing Bitcoin, suggesting a potential shift in investment approach.

Bitcoin's onchain transaction count reached its highest level in 2026, surpassing 800,000 daily transactions, driven by protocol-driven activity like Ordinals, Runes, and BRC-20 tokens. However, the economic value of these transactions remains low, with 80% involving less than 0.01 BTC, and Bitcoin's price has declined despite increased network activity.

Euro-denominated trading accounts for approximately 1% of Binance's spot volume, per CryptoQuant data. The exchange faces uncertainty ahead of the MiCA regulatory framework's July 1 deadline.

Bitcoin network activity is increasing despite the price of BTC falling nearly 50% below its peak. CryptoQuant reported this surge in activity, noting it does not align with the asset's price movement.

Bitcoin transactions below 0.01 BTC now constitute 80% of daily transactions, an increase from 44% in 2023, according to CryptoQuant.

CryptoQuant identifies Bitcoin's potential bottom near $53,600, citing its current realized price and historical significance as a bear market bottom. The analysis notes that demand remains 'deeply unfavorable' for the cryptocurrency.

Bitcoin's bear market might be nearing an end, but individuals and institutions are not increasing their purchases of the top crypto asset, according to analysts.

Bitcoin’s major holders have stopped buying as demand slows, according to CryptoQuant, which notes that this trend historically precedes sustained price weakness.

Bitcoin's record holder supply is masking a lack of buyers in the market, according to CryptoQuant. The analysis suggests that despite high supply levels, demand remains weak.

CryptoQuant reports that Bitcoin whale and dolphin accumulation has stalled, indicating a deterioration in Bitcoin's holding structure due to weak demand.

Bitcoin's recent rally was halted at the 200-day MA near $82,400, mirroring a pattern similar to the March 2022 bear market. CryptoQuant noted this pattern, indicating a potential downturn. Bitcoin's sentiment has turned extremely bearish.

Bitcoin's price has hit a historic resistance level, which may cause its rally to reverse. CryptoQuant noted that traders appear to be taking profits. This could lead to a slump in Bitcoin's value.

Bitcoin's recent rally stalled due to profit-taking and falling US demand, putting it in a position that has previously led to major downturns. The top crypto asset's critical level has been reached. This may indicate a potential major downturn for Bitcoin.

Bitcoin holders are taking profits after a rally, and a correction may take time to materialize, according to CryptoQuant. The profit-taking could increase further amid a bear market rally. Bitcoin's price movement is being closely watched by investors.

Bitcoin's price has reached a 3-month high, but analyst Julio Moreno believes it remains in a bear market. Despite this, profit-taking may accelerate. The short-term price recovery is noted by CryptoQuant analyst Julio Moreno.

Bitcoin's price increased by 20% in April, but the rise was attributed to speculative perpetual futures demand rather than strong spot demand, according to CryptoQuant. The firm warned of a potential market correction due to weak foundational demand.

Bitcoin's April price rally was driven by futures trading rather than spot demand, according to CryptoQuant. The firm warned that declining spot demand historically precedes extended price declines, signaling potential risks for Bitcoin's future performance.

DeFi platform Aave lost 20% of its token market cap after a $200 million hack on KelpDAO exploited an undercollateralized rsETH token. The vulnerability stemmed from a single-validator confirmation system, raising concerns about decentralization and security across Aave's partner platforms. Investor panic led to $7 billion in withdrawals, with increased inflows to Binance.