‍#BTC触底66000

The sell-off on June 3rd seems more like a widespread risk-aversion movement than a structural collapse. The current pressure appears to stem from ETF exits, institutional profit-taking, and capital shifting towards AI-related stocks, rather than a fundamental failure of Bitcoin's long-term thesis.

Is now a good time to buy during the BTC dip?

A reasonable zone for incremental accumulation, but not necessarily the "perfect bottom."

BTC has fallen approximately 6% in 24 hours and more than 10% from recent highs.

The market is closely watching the $65,000 region. Many analysts see this as a critical support zone. If this level holds, a rebound bounce becomes likely; if it breaks, the next target could be around $60,000-$63,000.

Despite the short-term weakness, the medium-term trend exhibits a pattern showing higher highs and higher lows since late 2025; This is generally consistent with an ongoing bull market structure.

Bull Scenario

BTC defends the $65,000-$66,000 level.

ETF outflows stabilize.

The market recovers towards $70,000-$72,000.

Bear Scenario

The $65,000 support is definitively broken.

Panic selling accelerates.

A retest of $60,000-$63,000 becomes possible.

For investors, rather than traders, a staggered approach (buying in several tranches instead of all at once) generally carries less timing risk than trying to capture the exact bottom.

HYPE and ZEC are outperforming. What else is showing resistance?

When markets fall, the strongest names usually lead the next rebound. Besides HYPE and ZEC, I would also watch:

Hyperliquid

Strong perpetual futures ecosystem.

One of the few tokens that attracts investor attention during market weakness.

Its relative strength places it among the best cryptocurrencies.

Bitcoin

Although it seems obvious, BTC is usually the first to recover during periods of risk aversion.

Its dominance tends to increase when speculative capital leaves altcoins.
Bittensor

The AI ​​narrative remains one of the strongest long-term sectors.

It generally outperforms weaker AI tokens during corrections.

Chainlink

One of the most resilient infrastructure projects.

It benefits from institutional and RWA adoption themes.

Ondo Finance

Closely linked to the RWA sector, one of the few areas currently showing strength.

If RWA momentum continues, ONDO may continue to perform relatively well.

Monero

Privacy-focused cryptocurrencies sometimes diverge from the broader market during periods of uncertainty.

Similar "defensive" behavior can sometimes be seen in ZEC as well.

Sectors worth monitoring right now

RWA (strongest relative strength)

ONDO, CFG

AI (weak this week, but still a major narrative)

TAO, AKT, FET

Exchange/Trading Infrastructure

HYPE, BNB

Bitcoin Ecosystem

BTC, STX

If BTC can hold above the $65k region over the next several sessions, I'd be more interested in accumulating leaders such as HYPE, TAO, LINK, and ONDO than chasing weaker altcoins that are simply "cheap."

Not financial advice; crypto markets remain highly volatile, especially during periods of ETF-driven flows and deleveraging.
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