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#BTC市值创新高#  What to Expect from Bitcoin (BTC) in June? Bitcoin has been on a major rally in the past month, reaching a new all-time high (ATH) of $111,980. This significant price increase raises questions about the sustainability of Bitcoin’s momentum as it enters June. While some are optimistic about further gains, others are wondering if the price will cool down or if Bitcoin holders will take a more cautious path. Bitcoin Investors Are Buying Heavy Bitcoin’s market sentiment is currently driven by strong accumulation. The balance on cryptocurrency exchanges has decreased by 66,975 BTC, reaching a value of over $7.2 billion. This suggests that investors are moving their assets off exchanges and into private wallets. This significant decrease in the amount of Bitcoin available on exchanges suggests that confidence in the asset and belief in price increases are growing. While the accumulation is partly driven by FOMO (fear of missing out), it is also supported by a growing belief in Bitcoin’s long-term potential. The data reveals key indicators that Bitcoin’s macro momentum remains strong. Realized Price and P/L Spread are rising, suggesting that investors who bought Bitcoin 1 to 3 months ago are making significant unrealized profits. This data helps gauge investor behavior and suggests that many are still holding in anticipation of price increases. In the short term, there could be some profit taking as traders’ unrealized profit margins approach overheated levels of around 40%. See the chart (purple area) where we estimate that Bitcoin traders’ profit margins have reached 31% in recent days. BTC Price Targets New High. Bitcoin’s price has increased by 14% throughout May, reaching a new all-time high of $111,980. Currently trading at $106,258, Bitcoin is testing the $110,000 resistance level. The next few days will be critical in determining whether Bitcoin can sustain its momentum. If institutional and individual holders continue to accumulate in June, the price could continue its upward trend. Furthermore, the “sell and go in May” strategy has been ineffective for the stock markets throughout the past year, with markets continuing to rise despite the seasonal trend. Bitcoin’s correlation with the stock markets, especially in light of macroeconomic conditions, suggests that it could continue to experience upward momentum throughout June. Given Bitcoin’s resilience, it is likely to move higher even amid broader market uncertainty. Bitcoin’s price could eventually break above $110,000 to establish it as a solid support level and target $115,000 by breaking through the ATH. However, if profit-taking intensifies, Bitcoin could see a correction. While a sharp decline is unlikely, Bitcoin could experience some price stagnation before resuming its upward trend, with the $102,734 and $106,265 support levels acting as a buffer.