🔹 Over the past four years, Bitcoin has often made most of its gains during short, explosive rallies, followed by extended periods of sideways consolidation.
🔹 A similar pattern can be seen during corrections: prices tend to fall sharply first, releasing most of the downside pressure before gradually stabilizing.
🔹 The current pullback appears to be driven by two key factors: a higher-than-expected May inflation reading and concerns over potential Bitcoin sales by Strategy.
🔹 Spot Bitcoin ETFs have quickly shifted from net buyers to significant net sellers, with around $1.5 billion in net selling year-to-date, creating a meaningful headwind for the market.
🔹 Bitcoin is now approaching the key $63,445 support level. Whether this level holds may help determine if the current correction remains contained or develops into a deeper consolidation phase.

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