Bitcoin slips below $60K for the first time in 20 months as Strategy sale rattles markets
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Bitcoin briefly dipped under $60,000—the first sub-$60k print in about 20 months—after Strategy disclosed a partial sale of its Bitcoin holdings on June 1, triggering a fresh crypto sell-off amid ongoing U.S. spot BTC ETF outflows (about $2.43B in May and $1.4B so far in June). The token hit as low as $59,743 intraday and was around $60,782 at the time of writing.
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