MicroStrategy IncorporatedArticle mentions outright selling by Strategy (MicroStrategy) as a factor pushing Bitcoin lower.

Bitcoin has lost momentum, slipping to the sixty-one thousand dollar range and continuing to face heavy overhead resistance. President Trump said the peace memo with Iran is over, and geopolitical risks have risen amid two consecutive days of U.S. airstrikes and Iran's hints of retaliation. Earlier this week, Bitcoin briefly fell to the sixty-one thousand dollar range on outright selling by Strategy, then recovered to the mid-sixty-four thousand dollar range on a semiconductor stock rebound and Trump's comments about being a crypto fan, but was pushed back to the mid-sixty-one thousand dollar range after an attack on a commercial vessel by Iran's Revolutionary Guard and U.S. retaliatory strikes. Adding to the pressure, the June FOMC minutes showed several participants making the case for rate hikes. Bitcoin is now trying to build a base with support at sixty-one thousand dollars, which is the fifty percent retracement level of the rebound from fifty-seven thousand to sixty-four thousand dollars. The key going forward will be a recovery in ETF flows and an improvement in supply-demand dynamics, with the immediate focus on whether the sixty-one thousand dollar support can hold.
MicroStrategy IncorporatedArticle mentions outright selling by Strategy (MicroStrategy) as a factor pushing Bitcoin lower.