🪙 Bitcoin in “reversal zone”: critical week ahead

Analyst Willy Woo warns: if strong demand doesn’t emerge this week, Bitcoin could enter a prolonged sideways phase. Key levels are under pressure — and the coming days will determine the direction.

“This week is absolutely critical. If we don’t get momentum, expect consolidation,” — Woo

🟡 Speculators are piling into longs, while short-term holders are ready to exit

🟡 SOPR indicates seller pressure could kick in at any moment

🟡 Resistance level — $110,800

🟡 Key support — $108,000. Below that: rising shorts and potential trend reversal

📌 At the Bitcoin 2025 conference, Donald Trump Jr. predicted $170k by 2026. Adam Back went further: $1M within 5 years.

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🪙 Bitcoin takes a breather at $106K — and that’s a good thing

After a sharp rally, analysts aren’t expecting big moves. Instead, the market is preparing for the next impulse — and this current consolidation could be a crucial setup.

“This sideways action isn’t weakness, it’s a healthy pause,” — says Nick Forster (Derive)

🟡 The market is digesting the move to $111K and gaining strength

🟡 Upsk32 believes BTC could hit $220k in 2025

🟡 Sminston With expects a cycle peak between $220k–$330k

🟡 Court ruling reduced inflation risks by blocking Trump’s tariffs, but an appeal is underway

🟡 The Fed’s decision on June 18 could steer the entire market

🟡 In May, iShares Bitcoin Trust from BlackRock attracted $6.2B — yet spot prices barely moved

Institutions are buying through ETFs without moving the price — but the delayed impact might hit suddenly.

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📉 From $87M profit to near-total collapse: how James Wynn lost everything on Hyperliquid

In May 2025, crypto trader James Wynn became a central figure in the crypto community after his aggressive trades on the decentralized exchange Hyperliquid resulted in a loss of over $110M in just one week.

🚀 From PEPE to a BTC billionaire

Wynn started by investing in the memecoin PEPE, turning $210 into $25M when the token's market cap was around $600,000. In early 2025, he moved to Hyperliquid, deposited $4–6M in USDC, and earned between $46M and $87M from BTC and PEPE trading between March and May.

🗓 May 2025: seven days of destruction

🟡 May 19: Opened a 5,520 BTC long at $103,302 with 40× leverage

🟡 May 21: Increased position to 9,372 BTC at $108,005, with $10.7M in unrealized gains

🟡 May 22: Opened a new 10,200 BTC long at $108,065; gains peaked at $39M when BTC hit $111,900

🟡 May 23: After Trump’s tweet about tariffs, BTC dropped to $106,700; Wynn exited PEPE with $25.18M profit and raised BTC exposure to 11,588 BTC at $108,243

🟡 May 24: Closed part of his BTC long at $107,746, realizing a $13.4M loss; opened a 7,968 BTC short at 40× leverage

🟡 May 26: Closed over $1B in BTC shorts with a $15.87M loss; total BTC losses by end of day neared $60M

💥 The final crash

On May 25, Wynn opened a massive $1.25B BTC long with 40× leverage. After another BTC dip, he was liquidated, losing 949 BTC (around $99–110M). His wallet balance dropped to just $23.

🧠 Lessons and aftermath

Wynn admitted his approach was risky and likened it to gambling. He said it would’ve been better to simply hold Bitcoin and accused the market of being corrupt.

🔄 Back in the game

Despite the losses, Wynn is still trading. He sold $4.12M worth of HYPE tokens for a $1M profit and opened a new 945 BTC long with 40× leverage — which is already showing an unrealized $1M+ loss.

📚 Takeaway

James Wynn’s story is a cautionary tale about the risks of high-leverage crypto trading. His public trades and aggressive strategy drew attention — but also left him vulnerable to liquidation.

This case highlights the importance of caution and solid risk management when trading on decentralized platforms.

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🎯 $100M Against Market Makers — Wynn Won’t Back Down

Multimillionaire James Wynn has opened a second $100M long position with leverage, just days after his first one was liquidated. Once again, the trade hovers on the edge of liquidation: if BTC drops below $103,630, his position will be wiped out.

💬 “They’re coming for me again. Don’t let these vicious bastards liquidate me,” Wynn wrote, accusing market makers of targeting him.

🟡 His first trade was liquidated on May 30 when Bitcoin briefly dipped below $105,000

🟡 He’s now sitting on an unrealized loss of over $592K

🟡 Altcoin Gordon called it manipulation: “the price was dumped to $104,580 within seconds”

🟡 More than 24 users sent Wynn USDT — the largest donation was nearly $8,000

🟡 Wynn promised to repay everyone if he beats the system

📌 He’s confident the market is near a reversal and bearish momentum is fading. Now he just has to survive — including the upcoming U.S. unemployment data.

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📉 Bitcoin on the edge — $107,500 is the key

BTC continues to trade in a tight range, sweeping liquidity both above and below. The main focus now is the $107,500 level — a potential gateway to new all-time highs.

🟡 CoinGlass data shows strong order clusters at $104,500 and $107,500

🟡 Yesterday’s spike to $107K wiped out shorts, followed by a sharp drop that hit long stop-losses

Michaël van de Poppe: “$107,500 is a critical level. A breakout = path to ATH and $3,000 ETH”

📉 But macro factors still lack momentum:
QCP Capital reports that BTC is range-bound with no directional interest.
The next volatility trigger could be Friday’s U.S. NFP report.

Until then, the market is all about liquidity grabs and a tug-of-war around $106,000.

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⚔️ Trump–Musk feud crashes the market: $308M in liquidations

Bitcoin dropped nearly 3%, wiping out hundreds of millions in long positions. The trigger: political tension, macroeconomic stress, and profit-taking by long-term holders.

🟡 BTC fell from $105,915 to $100,500 within 24 hours

🟡 $308M in longs were liquidated, according to CoinGlass

🟡 Total market liquidations neared $1B

🟡 Musk vs. Trump: “His tariffs will cause a recession”

Trump: “We’ll cancel Musk’s contracts — save billions”

Musk: “We’ll begin winding down Dragon” — later backtracked

💬 “Without a strong bullish catalyst, seller pressure could drive another correction,” Glassnode warned.

This comes amid heavy selling from long-term holders locking in profits after BTC peaked at $111,970. The market now waits: recession or another rally?

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🪙 BTC Poised for a Pullback Before the Push to $140K

Analysts predict a short-term dip in Bitcoin to the $100K–104K range before a new bullish impulse targets $140K.

🟡 CPI on June 11 could trigger volatility

🟡 Rising inflation threatens interest rate cut plans

🟡 Cup-and-handle and bull flag patterns are forming with targets at $140K–143K

🟡 BTC has been ranging between $103,800–106,900 after the Trump–Musk fallout

🟡 $100K is key support — a breakdown could trigger a deeper drop

🟡 $95K is the bull market boundary — still intact for now

💬 “After testing the lower range, the next growth phase begins” — Swissblock

💬 “900+ days of uptrend — time to be cautious” — Daan Crypto Trades

📈 If BTC breaks the trendline from 2021, the next target is $140K–150K

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🪙 BTC risks going into consolidation without a strong driver

Bitcoin is close to $112K, but without fundamental support it may not hold and go sideways again, according to Bitfinex analysts.

🟡 There is no powerful catalyst on the market to break ATH

🟡 Long-term holders who bought in Q1 2025 are taking profits of +39%

🟡 $1.08 billion in shorts will be liquidated if BTC breaks $111,970

🟡 $109K support is holding the price up for now

🟡 Next key event is the Fed decision on June 18

🟡 Trump's tariff policy remains a risk for the next 2 months

💬 “The market may be stuck in uncertainty if the tariff issue is not resolved” — Pav Hundal

💬 “Consolidation at the peak without a driver is a classic Bitcoin” — Bitfinex

📌 In March 2024, after an ATH of $73,679, BTC went into a range for almost 8 months. History may repeat itself.

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🪙 Bitcoin is going sideways — while Ethereum quietly sets up for a reversal

Everyone’s waiting for $112K, but the market — as always — is planning a twist. BTC is stuck below its ATH, but ETH might be gearing up to reclaim its place.

🟡 BTC is just 2% below its ATH ($111,970), but no breakout yet — too many people are bullish

🟡 Santiment: “There’s too much optimism — which means a rally is unlikely right now”

🟡 Q3 is historically the worst quarter for Bitcoin over the past 10 years: average gain is only +6%

🟡 The Fed will announce its rate decision on June 18 — and the market is almost 100% sure there’ll be no changes

🟡 Meanwhile, Ethereum jumped from $1,472 to $2,793 and is already “catching up”

🟡 Analysts: “Bitcoin could bounce aggressively after this frustration phase — but not yet”

💬 “If you're tired of waiting — you're not alone. The market is waiting for retail to give up and sell at a loss”

💬 “Greed index is at 72 out of 100. That’s not a good sign”

📌 Summer, holidays, and macro signals all point to a pause. If Bitcoin keeps sleeping, Ethereum might go solo on the charts.

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🪙 Strategy buys $1B worth of Bitcoin — amid Iran nuclear site strike

While the world discusses Middle East tensions, Saylor and his team quietly bought the dip.

🟡 Strategy purchased 10,100 BTC at $104,080 each — all within one week

🟡 Total holdings now stand at 592,100 BTC with an average entry price of $70,666

🟡 Drop followed reports of Israel striking Iranian nuclear sites

🟡 New yield target set at 25% YTD — currently sitting at 19.1%

🟡 At the same time, Strategy listed STRD, its new preferred share, on Nasdaq

🟡 STRD aims to raise $250m to buy more BTC

💬 “If your plan is to buy fear — here it is, live on CNN”

💬 Saylor congratulated Metaplanet on hitting 10,000 BTC, while staying ahead in the race himself

But analysts at VanEck and Standard Chartered are sounding the alarm: with high volatility, increasing BTC holdings may not grow company value — it could dilute it.

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🟠 Genius Group is back: +52% BTC treasury boost and a 1,000 BTC goal

The Nasdaq-listed AI company resumed buying Bitcoin after a court win — and immediately doubled down.

🟡 The court lifted a BTC purchase ban imposed during a dispute with Fatbrain AI

🟡 Since May 22, Genius Group acquired another 34 BTC — bringing its total to exactly 100

🟡 Average purchase price: $100,600 per BTC, total value: $10M

🟡 The company’s goal is to reach 1,000 BTC in its corporate treasury

🟡 Company CEO: “We were the first to be officially banned from buying Bitcoin. Now we’re the first to win that right back”

Meanwhile, GameStop is also boosting its reserves — now among the top 11 corporate BTC holders with 4,710 BTC. Looks like the trend is just heating up.

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🪙 $106K — the level that could trigger liquidation

Bitcoin is holding above $105K and absorbing liquidity. A breakout past $106K could spark a short squeeze, pushing the price sharply toward $110K. For now, $100K remains strong support — a drop below that level seems unlikely.

🟡 Large order clusters are forming just below $106K

🟡 $100K held — it was retested on June 6

🟡 Van de Poppe: “A scenario below $100K looks less and less likely”

💬 CrypNuevo: “We’re holding $100K — eyes on $106K”

The key question: will $106K flip into support — or become another bull trap?

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🪙 Fed pause could push BTC to $106K

Bitcoin is gaining macro support: the Fed has frozen rates, and Binance derivatives markets are unwinding leverage. This sets the stage for a short squeeze.

🟡 $104K is a strong demand zone — price held above it

🟡 Open Interest on Binance is dropping despite price climbing

🟡 Historically, Fed pauses → BTC rallies

🟡 Liquidity above $106K is growing rapidly

CryptoQuant: “The combo of stable rates and falling OI is a bullish signal”

CoinGlass: “Short liquidation risk is rising above $106K”

Watch $106K closely — if it breaks, we could quickly see $110K+.

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🪙 Arizona wants to stack Bitcoin using confiscated funds

The Arizona Senate has revived the previously failed Bitcoin reserve bill — HB 2324 is back on the table.

🟡 Establish a Bitcoin and digital assets fund

🟡 Allocate part of confiscated crypto to this fund

🟡 The first $300k goes to the prosecutor’s office, everything above is split evenly between the reserve, the state, and the attorney general

🟡 The bill expands crypto confiscation powers — even over deported or deceased individuals

🗣 Governor Hobbs said:

“Cryptocurrencies are still too volatile for retirement savings.”
Still, she already signed one Bitcoin-related bill — HB 2749 — which allows the state to accumulate crypto without using taxpayer funds and earn income through staking.

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