Bitcoin Funding Rates Turn Negative Amid Trump-Musk Tensions

Bitcoin has rebounded 50% since April but faces selling pressure and market uncertainties as it tests the $100,000 support level.

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Summary

Bitcoin has rebounded 50% since its April low to reach an all-time high, but significant selling pressure has emerged since May 22. Following market panic due to conflicts involving Trump and Musk, BTC tested the $100,000 support level before rebounding. Despite positive non-farm employment data, BTC faces short-term constraints from selling pressure and market uncertainties. Notably, significant outflows from centralized exchanges suggest new capital absorption despite recent profit-taking. The ongoing U.S.-China tariff negotiations and Fed interest rate decisions will be crucial for BTC's future price movements.

Terms & Concepts
  • All-Time High (ATH): The highest price ever reached by an asset, indicating peak market value.
  • Support Level: A price point where an asset tends to stop falling and may reverse direction, indicating buying interest.
  • Selling Pressure: The force exerted by sellers in the market, often leading to price declines.