Bitcoin weakens with stocks as new sell-side liquidity builds below the price
Bitcoin is losing steam short-term as a stock market selloff drags crypto down, but the bigger-picture setup still leans slowly bullish over the coming weeks.
- Stocks dumped over 1% before the US market even opened, pulling Bitcoin and altcoins down with them.
- Part of the blame is heavy margin calls and liquidated overleveraged traders, especially in South Korea.
- New liquidity is stacking up just above $61,000, and price often drifts toward those levels to wipe them out.
- Longer-term charts still show a bullish divergence, meaning a real recovery is more likely later this year than right now.
- Ethereum is retesting $1,800 and could flip bearish if it breaks; Solana is slipping below $75 support.
Outlook: Expect more choppy weakness in the next few days — possibly into the weekend — before any bounce, with $61,000 the downside target to watch.
## Bitcoin Levels
- **Bias:** Bearish short-term, cautiously bullish over the coming weeks
- **Support:** $60,000 (major); $61,500–$62,000 zone
- **Resistance:** $65,500
- **Targets:** Downside liquidity at $61,100–$61,400 (key $61,300)
- **Upside liquidity:** $65,700–$66,000