Bitcoin's June downtrend faces potential reversal

Bitcoin (BTC) has suffered pressure from a downtrend in June so far, according to the trader identified as Rekt Capital. A breakout from this trend, however, could spark a price reversal and put BTC back in its upward movement.

Notably, the price reversal wouldn’t be the start of a parabolic upward movement, but a local reversal . This means that Bitcoin would still be stuck in the range between $60,600 and $71,500, which is constantly described by Rekt Capital in his analysis.

Moreover, the price action so far is comparable to previous 60-day post-halving periods, which might calm investors who are desperate about the possibility of the current bull cycle coming to an end.

Rekt Capital also identified a pattern where Bitcoin might retrace to $64,000 in the next weeks and slowly climb back towards $71,000 until September.

Bitfinex analysts recently identified that Bitcoin is under pressure from different investors, such as whales, long-term holders, and miners. As reported by Crypto Briefing, on-chain data related to those three groups of BTC holders are still unfavorable for Bitcoin’s future.

Inflows of BTC into exchanges have risen as a proportion of total inflows, signaling heightened whale activity and a trend that typically precedes a price drop. Additionally, an inverse relationship between Bitcoin’s price and miner reserves has been observed, with a notable decline in miner reserves coinciding with the peak in Bitcoin’s price around March 2024.

This indicates that miners were selling to capitalize on high prices and prepare for the halving event. As miner reserves approach four-year lows, it suggests that selling pressure from this group may be nearing a critical point, potentially impacting future market dynamics.