Bitcoin extended its decline to as low as $61,000 in early June, its weakest level since before the Iran conflict escalated in late February, before trimming losses to around $64,000. The token has dropped about 16% since Strategy Inc. sold roughly $2.5 million of its large Bitcoin holdings. The firm is one of the biggest corporate Bitcoin holders and is widely seen as a proxy for the cryptocurrency under its digital asset treasury model, making the sale particularly sensitive for investors, even though Saylor had previously suggested selling could be an option. Sentiment was further weighed by lingering geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, as US-Iran negotiations remain unresolved. The selloff also highlighted Bitcoin’s divergence from tech stocks, which were hitting record highs. Bitcoin is now down more than 50% from its peak above $126,000 last October. US-listed Bitcoin ETFs have also seen nearly $4 billion in outflows over 12 consecutive sessions, marking a record streak.

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