Bitcoin duy trì mức trên 63.000 USD khi các chuyên gia dự đoán cần vài tháng để hoàn tất đà đảo chiều

The Huoju Finance report states that on June 8, Bitcoin held above $63,000 on Monday, continuing its approximately 4% rally from Sunday. This rebound is linked to renewed signals from Michael Saylor, Executive Chairman of Strategy, who is widely viewed by the market as a significant bullish indicator. Currently, Bitcoin’s price is hovering near the critical 200-week moving average, a level historically regarded as a key support zone for bull-bear transitions. Alex Kuptsikevich, Chief Market Analyst at FxPro, noted that the current market sentiment index has dropped to 8, similar to mid-2022 conditions when downward momentum weakened but a true trend reversal did not occur until months later. Among altcoins, Audiera’s BEAT token rose 78% over the past 24 hours, while Siren (SIREN) gained 33%; both are Web3 AI projects on BNB Chain, though the specific catalysts for their rallies remain unclear. Derivatives data shows Bitcoin futures open interest has declined from a record high of 901,000 BTC four days ago to 716,000 BTC, indicating last week’s plunge was primarily driven by long liquidations rather than large-scale short accumulation. Ethereum open interest also fell from 15.98 million ETH to 14.58 million ETH. Bitcoin Cash (BCH) exhibited a price decline alongside rising open interest: its open interest increased over 13% in the past 24 hours to 1.64 million BCH—the highest level since July 2023—while its price dropped 8.3% during the same period, signaling sustained bearish sentiment and potential for further downside. Regarding volatility, the 30-day annualized implied volatility index BVIV has retreated from a near-59% peak last Friday to 50%, suggesting easing market fear; Ethereum’s implied volatility has also declined from 75% to 69%. On Deribit’s options market, the five most actively traded contracts over the past 24 hours were all call options, including the BTC call option with a strike price of $170,000 expiring on December 25 of this year, reflecting that some investors continue to bet on a significant Bitcoin rally before year-end. However, the gamma distribution around the $60,000 level may still amplify price volatility and remain a primary risk factor for the market. Additionally, Zcash (ZEC) has rebounded 45% from last week’s low after developers proposed a fix for a vulnerability in its privacy pool. Meanwhile, as Ethereum briefly dropped below $1,600 over the weekend, USDT’s market cap temporarily surpassed ETH’s, but both have since returned to their normal rankings. Bitcoin’s market cap remains approximately $1.2 trillion—far exceeding that of any other crypto asset.