
June 6 selling pushed Bitcoin to roughly $59,770-$61,100 and Ether to about $1,524-$1,585 as strong U.S. jobs data, ETF outflows, liquidations and extreme-fear sentiment outweighed unsupported SpaceX IPO speculation.
Bitcoin and Ether sold off sharply on June 6, with Bitcoin falling to about $59,769.84 in one account and around $61,100 in another, while Ether dropped to roughly $1,524.44-$1,585. Available data does not confirm online speculation that investors were selling crypto to raise cash for a potential SpaceX IPO: CryptoQuant had found no unusual USDC withdrawals, and exchanges recorded net outflows of about 66,470 BTC and 2.49 million ETH, which does not indicate a broad exit from crypto markets. Instead, the decline was more consistently linked to stronger-than-expected U.S. nonfarm payrolls data that reduced expectations for near-term Federal Reserve easing, alongside 13 straight trading days of U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF outflows totaling about $4.4 billion through June 3, extreme-fear sentiment and $1.829 billion in liquidations.