BTC rebounds 0.45% in 15 minutes: technical correction and support at $60,000 trigger short-term recovery

On June 25, 2026, 12:30-12:45 (UTC), BTC rebounded +0.45% in 15 minutes, with the price rising from 61,102.8 USDT to 61,759.8 USDT, an amplitude of 1.08%. Bitcoin had just fallen below the $60,000 mark on June 24, hitting a new year low of $59,023.98, and then showed short-term technical repair demand.

The main driving force behind this move was technical rebound demand combined with key support at the $60,000 level. After testing the $60,000 psychological level, the price gained buying support. The selling pressure in this area has been exhausted, and spot buying continues to absorb liquidity, providing a bottom structure for the price. Whales and corporate treasuries continue to accumulate BTC, now controlling over 35% of the available supply. The accumulation behavior of long-term value investors provides structural support for the price. On-chain transaction activity has hit a multi-year high, and the network fundamentals remain strong.

However, the macro environment still poses systematic pressure. The Federal Reserve issued a clear hawkish signal at its June policy meeting, with the dot plot showing 9 members supporting further rate hikes in 2026. The 10-year Treasury yield broke above the historical warning line of 4.5%. ETF funds have seen net outflows for the seventh consecutive week, with a net outflow of $182 million this week, and total AUM falling from $113 billion at the beginning of the year to $77.5 billion. Capital is rotating into alternative assets such as AI stocks, hot IPOs, and prediction markets, putting overall pressure on risk assets.

In the short term, attention should be paid to whether the key support at $60,000 holds. If lost, it may trigger further selling. If the CLARITY Act regulatory bill fails to pass before the summer recess, it could trigger market disappointment. Investors need to be wary of the volatility risk from the resonance of macro liquidity tightening and continued ETF outflows. It is recommended to monitor on-chain capital flows and macro policy dynamics.