Speculative posts for June

[cxtreenal]

May started with green, but it later showed us a sign of going bearish which it later did. What will happen in June? Will the bears dominate further?

June started with a bitcoin price of $73,680. I may be wrong, but how May ended makes June look somehow, I hope this month will not end in red, but that is what I am thinking will happen. This is just for fun, not an advise for swing and any other type of trader.

There has been a market situation that has upset investors for the past few days. Today's market seems to be a bit better but there is still a worrying stage because the risk of a price drop is still there for investors. This month may be in the favour of bears, which in my humble opinion seems to be because some large whale investors have made some wrong decisions, which has created fears of further decline in the market and this trend may take some more time to return to normal. Swing traders or other traders who are there need to have a patient mentality and continue to buy more Bitcoin at low prices.

[Minor Miner]

Yes, no one was prepared for this situation, but we can't deny that we are out of the bear market. One of the reasons why Bitcoin prices rose last month was because there was less selling pressure on Bitcoin and the price of Bitcoin was at a slightly higher level due to the suspension of the war.

The reason I think bitcoin rose last month is that in every bear market, the price of bitcoin can not just continue to fall, there will be some times that the price of the coins will also rise during bear market, but not getting to all time high before going back again. I also use this to answer that some people can be expecting this because they speculation that we are still in the bear market.

In a bull market, Bitcoin does not move up in a straight line. Instead, there are always pullbacks along the way, and we usually call those healthy corrections. The same is true in a bear market, Bitcoin does not fall in a straight line either. There will always be temporary recovery, also known as technical rebounds.

In reality, we are still in a bear market. But many people choose to ignore that and convince themselves that the cycle has changed and this time will be different. Instead of recognizing them as short term recoveries, they take them as a sign that bear market is over. And now, they are dealing with the same disappointment all over again.

[Oshio-man]

May started with green, but it later showed us a sign of going bearish which it later did. What will happen in June? Will the bears dominate further?

It was another surprise for holders hoping to start releasing their bitcoin in this month of June when the green candle light enter the month of June end, but in few days the green candle light changed to red candle light that made the price of bitcoin to decreased to $60k to caused fear and discouraged to those that are planning to release their bitcoin in this month of June because there are some researchers that came up that this bullish season will reign till the end of this year 2026 before the bearish season will appear, but what is happening now is a great fear for those that are planning to marketing their bitcoin, I think bearish season that will end in this year is what is happening before bearish season will take place next January, to create opportunity for short term and long term investors to begin purchase bitcoin for long term holding.

[sokani]

In my prediction, I think the month of June is going to be bearish. The price of Bitcoin will be in the region of $60 - 66k. There's going to be some momentary spikes but I expect the bearish trend to continue until next month before the price will begin to pull back to $70k or even beyond.

[Smack That Ace]

In my prediction, I think the month of June is going to be bearish. The price of Bitcoin will be in the region of $60 - 66k. There's going to be some momentary spikes but I expect the bearish trend to continue until next month before the price will begin to pull back to $70k or even beyond.

Of course, given what happened in the first few days of June, it is difficult to be optimistic that this will be a bullish month. However, unlike you, instead of assuming Bitcoin to trade between 60k and 66k and eventually break above 70k next month. I predict the market to become more severe and move lower. Bitcoin is likely to set a new bottom soon and most altcoins will continue to face even heavier selling pressure.

[kawetsriyanto]

In my prediction, I think the month of June is going to be bearish.

Considering the current market condition, I'm sure almost all people will think the same way. It is very likely for the bearish market during this month because the market has dropped quite a lot. Bitcoin price even has dropped below $60k. So, it probably takes for few weeks for the recovery.

The price of Bitcoin will be in the region of $60 - 66k. There's going to be some momentary spikes but I expect the bearish trend to continue until next month before the price will begin to pull back to $70k or even beyond.

For the next few days, it is reasonable that Bitcoin will only can be around $60k-$66k. However, it isn't impossible that Bitcoin can increase again to $70k in the next few weeks. Usually, Bitcoin price will experience some pumps again after a series of big dumps.

I predict the market to become more severe and move lower. Bitcoin is likely to set a new bottom soon and most altcoins will continue to face even heavier selling pressure.

What's your reason that you assume Bitcoin will decline to the lower price?
Sure, there will be bigger selling pressure if Bitcoin price drops more. Moreover in altcoins, more investors may leave altcoins. However, there may be bigger demand in Bitcoin because people start to buy more Bitcoin when it reaches new lower price.

[Bitcoin_people]

May started with green, but it later showed us a sign of going bearish which it later did. What will happen in June? Will the bears dominate further?

June started with a bitcoin price of $73,680. I may be wrong, but how May ended makes June look somehow, I hope this month will not end in red, but that is what I am thinking will happen. This is just for fun, not an advise for swing and any other type of trader.

Although May was a good month for Bitcoin, June has seen a very bad impact on the Bitcoin market, which we have seen in the bear market. The Bitcoin market has fallen rapidly and it may take a long time to recover since the Bitcoin market is already in a very high dump. Right now, the Bitcoin market is at $63k. I think this month may not go above $70k for Bitcoin at all. June may be a down month for Bitcoin, but there is a possibility that the Bitcoin market will move up in the next month. Although we cannot say for sure where the market will be, I think the Bitcoin market may remain below $70k this June.

[free-bit.co.in]

For the next few days, it is reasonable that Bitcoin will only can be around $60k-$66k. However, it isn't impossible that Bitcoin can increase again to $70k in the next few weeks. Usually, Bitcoin price will experience some pumps again after a series of big dumps.

It may or may not happen. There are no rules or guarantees that after a sharp drop, Bitcoin must rebound.

Given the geopolitical situation and the global financial market context, capital is currently flowing into AI. The opposite is also possible, Bitcoin could continue to decline further instead of recovering. So always prepare for both scenarios rather than betting on a single outcome.

[LogitechMouse]

May started with green, but it later showed us a sign of going bearish which it later did. What will happen in June? Will the bears dominate further?
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I already said it, and I'm not that good at predicting at all, but I think it's pretty obvious that we are going down at some point and here it is. We are in a bear market at the end of the day so the chances of the market going down is higher than it is on going up.

Anyway, it's also obvious that the bear are in complete control right now as we've seen in the previous price movement. Now the question is will the bulls step up and push the market towards the $70,000 range, or do we see the market going as low as $50,000. I like the 2nd one to happen though so that I can accumulate more Bitcoin, but whatever happens, I do hope that many here are silently accumulating Bitcoin for the bear market.

I saw somebody here way back in 2022 where he sold his property (land) to buy some Bitcoin. Many criticized him, but for sure he made money during the bull run in 2025. I'm not recommending anybody here to do it since it's very risky, but if there's a less risky way for you to do just to accumulate more Bitcoins during the bear market then you can do it. Now's a great opportunity.

[Smack That Ace]

I predict the market to become more severe and move lower. Bitcoin is likely to set a new bottom soon and most altcoins will continue to face even heavier selling pressure.

What's your reason that you assume Bitcoin will decline to the lower price?

Perhaps I am a fairly conservative investor, and the reason I still believe Bitcoin could fall further is that I still believe in its 4-year cycle. Based on what has happened in previous bear cycles and if history repeats itself, bitcoin could form its bottom by the end of this year.

To me, Bitcoin's rise to $84k in the past few day is just a temporary recovery, and that is why I am not particularly excited about it.

Of course, I could be wrong because no one can accurately predict the market.
Who knows what will happen?

[suzanne5223]

Yes, no one was prepared for this situation, but we can't deny that we are out of the bear market. One of the reasons why Bitcoin prices rose last month was because there was less selling pressure on Bitcoin and the price of Bitcoin was at a slightly higher level due to the suspension of the war.

The reason I think bitcoin rose last month is that in every bear market, the price of bitcoin can not just continue to fall, there will be some times that the price of the coins will also rise during bear market, but not getting to all time high before going back again. I also use this to answer that some people can be expecting this because they speculation that we are still in the bear market.

Bitcoin price experinece some pump in price in early May (that's when it was at the price range $80,000 - $82,000), due to the strong ETF institutional investment demand, before there's some selling of BTC from some ETF organization, individual taking profit, but the recent dump in price was triggered by SpaceX IPO, and Iran war which is the reason why almost all investment and asset experience some dump in price.
I believe BTC dump is expected because we're currently in the season of market correction but the ETF accumulation is the reason why we're not in total market correction phase now.

[Danica22]

Bitcoin price experinece some pump in price in early May (that's when it was at the price range $80,000 - $82,000), due to the strong ETF institutional investment demand, before there's some selling of BTC from some ETF organization, individual taking profit, but the recent dump in price was triggered by SpaceX IPO, and Iran war which is the reason why almost all investment and asset experience some dump in price.
I believe BTC dump is expected because we're currently in the season of market correction but the ETF accumulation is the reason why we're not in total market correction phase now.

I agree that the recent market decline may be related to the IPO of SpaceX or OpenAI. However, it would be wrong to blame the war in the Middle East. Because the war has lasted over two month and the price of Bitcoin has increased from $62k to $83k during the same period.

Bitcoin's sharp drop from $83k to $60k was not entirely unexpected, as we are still in a bear market. But it seems many people had become complacent and unprepared, and they were surprised when it happened.

[dwyane36]

Perhaps I am a fairly conservative investor, and the reason I still believe Bitcoin could fall further is that I still believe in its 4-year cycle. Based on what has happened in previous bear cycles and if history repeats itself, bitcoin could form its bottom by the end of this year.

To me, Bitcoin's rise to $84k in the past few day is just a temporary recovery, and that is why I am not particularly excited about it.

Of course, I could be wrong because no one can accurately predict the market.
Who knows what will happen?

That recovery in the BTC price from $60k to ~$83k was quite rapid, which some traders likely interpreted as the end of the bear market and the start of a bull market. However, when BTC stalled around $80k, it became clear that the bulls weren’t strong enough to sustain momentum. In fact, the current decline has only confirmed this.
As for the bottom, I also believe that BTC has not reached it yet.

[cxtreenal]

Perhaps I am a fairly conservative investor, and the reason I still believe Bitcoin could fall further is that I still believe in its 4-year cycle. Based on what has happened in previous bear cycles and if history repeats itself, bitcoin could form its bottom by the end of this year.

To me, Bitcoin's rise to $84k in the past few day is just a temporary recovery, and that is why I am not particularly excited about it.

Of course, I could be wrong because no one can accurately predict the market.
Who knows what will happen?

That recovery in the BTC price from $60k to ~$83k was quite rapid, which some traders likely interpreted as the end of the bear market and the start of a bull market. However, when BTC stalled around $80k, it became clear that the bulls weren’t strong enough to sustain momentum. In fact, the current decline has only confirmed this.
As for the bottom, I also believe that BTC has not reached it yet.

Bitcoin has been experiencing a sentiment in the market which is a reason for the price decline again. It has been going through a major decline since last October. A class of traders were ready to withdraw and they set the time as a result the market conditions started changing rapidly and are currently going through this bearish period.

Bitcoin price is bouncing back again but some are predicting to prepare for more decline. I also cannot predict anything accurately because the future prediction of Bitcoin price is not perfect and the price decrease or increase depends a lot on global stability or instability.

[icebar]

Perhaps I am a fairly conservative investor, and the reason I still believe Bitcoin could fall further is that I still believe in its 4-year cycle. Based on what has happened in previous bear cycles and if history repeats itself, bitcoin could form its bottom by the end of this year.

To me, Bitcoin's rise to $84k in the past few day is just a temporary recovery, and that is why I am not particularly excited about it.

Of course, I could be wrong because no one can accurately predict the market.
Who knows what will happen?

That recovery in the BTC price from $60k to ~$83k was quite rapid, which some traders likely interpreted as the end of the bear market and the start of a bull market. However, when BTC stalled around $80k, it became clear that the bulls weren’t strong enough to sustain momentum. In fact, the current decline has only confirmed this.
As for the bottom, I also believe that BTC has not reached it yet.

Bitcoin price is bouncing back again but some are predicting to prepare for more decline. I also cannot predict anything accurately because the future prediction of Bitcoin price is not perfect and the price decrease or increase depends a lot on global stability or instability.

When the market is in a downtrend, Bitcoin's price can drop more than expected. We have already seen several cycles in Bitcoin where Bitcoin has been at its highest price and then quickly bottomed out. Currently, the Bitcoin market is showing mixed reactions sometimes it is up and sometimes gone down, but the Iran war has started again, so Bitcoin is not going to be down. I think we will have to wait and see what happens next in Bitcoin. However, at this point, I see a decline in Bitcoin. Those who have the right skills can take advantage of this decline.

[Emitdama]

I already said it, and I'm not that good at predicting at all, but I think it's pretty obvious that we are going down at some point and here it is. We are in a bear market at the end of the day so the chances of the market going down is higher than it is on going up.

Anyway, it's also obvious that the bear are in complete control right now as we've seen in the previous price movement. Now the question is will the bulls step up and push the market towards the $70,000 range, or do we see the market going as low as $50,000. I like the 2nd one to happen though so that I can accumulate more Bitcoin, but whatever happens, I do hope that many here are silently accumulating Bitcoin for the bear market.

I saw somebody here way back in 2022 where he sold his property (land) to buy some Bitcoin. Many criticized him, but for sure he made money during the bull run in 2025. I'm not recommending anybody here to do it since it's very risky, but if there's a less risky way for you to do just to accumulate more Bitcoins during the bear market then you can do it. Now's a great opportunity.

Yeah, it was always obvious. There were a lot of people with their "super cycle" banging, and we warned them, they did not care. War postponed the drop a bit, but it could only postpone it, never went away and it came back eventually as we can see.

There is really no situations where we need to do this any differently than we are already doing, bear market happens after the bull year and it has always been like that, and once again the same happened. Expecting anything else is weird, one year after halving we reach the ATH, and following year of ATH is bear, that happens all the time every single time, we need to get used to it.

[pawel7777]

So we had a decent rebound for a change and it doesn't look like we're going sub $60k, at leat not for now.
The recent drop was likely a result of a wider global sentiment that saw a dip in most of the traditional markets, including Nasdaq, who is said to be the most correlated with Bitcoin.
But we also have seen Michael Saylor's Strategy selling a small portion of their bitcoins (32 to be precise), which must've added to the panic.
For some, it looked lie Strategy is changing its course, but today they published another purchase of 1,550 bitcoins, increasing its total holding to 845,256. Market reacted positively and now we're sitting at $63,400.

The Fear & Greed index is still pointing to extreme fear, which can be a good sign for the price, as we might see more buys when investors calm down.

[Dave1]

So we had a decent rebound for a change and it doesn't look like we're going sub $60k, at leat not for now.
The recent drop was likely a result of a wider global sentiment that saw a dip in most of the traditional markets, including Nasdaq, who is said to be the most correlated with Bitcoin.
But we also have seen Michael Saylor's Strategy selling a small portion of their bitcoins (32 to be precise), which must've added to the panic.
For some, it looked lie Strategy is changing its course, but today they published another purchase of 1,550 bitcoins, increasing its total holding to 845,256. Market reacted positively and now we're sitting at $63,400.

The Fear & Greed index is still pointing to extreme fear, which can be a good sign for the price, as we might see more buys when investors calm down.

Right, just proved us wrong again, when we thought that all was lost when the price did have a meltdown at the start of the month. Several factors have been attributed, the war in the background still haunting us. Then Mt. Gox coins moves, sending shivers again, Saylor selling 32 BTC and then ETF's inflows. So that is a huge catalyst and the price suddenly goes down hard and we think that we will go sub $60k again.

But suddenly the price moves on the opposite, currently we are above $63k. And it just shows that it's very hard to predict the movement of the price. As again, when we are all in agreement that it will go further down South, now it seems that we have recovered again. Market has settled down a bit and we want to see another attempt at the next barrier which is $65k.

[bubilas]

In my prediction, I think the month of June is going to be bearish. The price of Bitcoin will be in the region of $60 - 66k. There's going to be some momentary spikes but I expect the bearish trend to continue until next month before the price will begin to pull back to $70k or even beyond.

Maybe bearish... Glassnode is trying to predict by looking at how many coins are currently being lost from the total supply. They noticed that when 10 million coins are in loss, it forms a local one, starting from which the price then begins a steady increase. And judging by their schedule, this process will begin now, or soon. But the spokes on the chart were more confident in the past, which means that nothing prevents the price from continuing its decline a little more now. Numbers are called even in 50k , plus or minus

[summonerrk]

I think that after last week's liquidation, bitcoin moved out of the extreme leverage phase and into the moderate leverage zone. And this also suggests that the market has not reached historical levels associated with extreme deleveraging in the area, which often presented stronger opportunities for capital accumulation.
During the recession, buyers placed approximately 2,565 bitcoins in liquid assets ranging from 57,000 to 59,000.. The liquidity of purchase orders refers to limit orders awaiting execution below the market price.If bitcoin reaches these levels, the orders can absorb the selling pressure and support the rebound if demand exceeds the available supply.