Bitcoin's price has been fluctuating, dipping below $64,000 for the third time this week. The price of Bitcoin has been steadily decreasing, from $70,000 last week to $65,000 by Friday. The weekend was less eventful, with the asset reclaiming some ground and standing at just over $66,000. The start of the new business week began with a leg up toward $67,000, which was halted in its tracks, and the bears drove Bitcoin south to a monthly low of $64,000.

The altcoins are also in the red, with many painful declines, especially from the meme coin niche. Ethereum is down by more than 3% and sits below the psychological support of $3,500. Binance Coin has declined by a similar percentage to $583.

More losses come from Solana, Shiba Inu, Polkadot, Chainlink, Ripple, Dogecoin, Cardano and others from the larger-cap cohort. However, some of the biggest losers on a daily scale are from the meme coin realm. WIF dumped to a multi-month low today, followed by JASMY, BONK, BRETT, PEPE and FLOKI – all of them are down by more than 8% in a day.

The cumulative market cap of all crypto assets has seen about $50 billion gone in a day. These price drops come amid continuous outflows from the spot Bitcoin ETFs. After the pause on June 19, the withdrawals yesterday were close to $140 million, with GBTC outplacing FBTC for the first time in days.

With Bitcoin now being 2% down on the day, its market cap has slumped to $1.265 trillion. Its dominance over the alts is slightly up, though, to 51.5%. The price drops come amid continuous outflows from the spot Bitcoin ETFs. After the pause on June 19, the withdrawals yesterday were close to $140 million, with GBTC outplacing FBTC for the first time in days.

With Bitcoin now being 2% down on the day, its market cap has slumped to $1.265 trillion. Its dominance over the alts is slightly up, though, to 51.5%. The price drops come amid continuous outflows from the spot Bitcoin ETFs. After the pause on June 19, the withdrawals yesterday were close to $140 million, with GBTC outplacing FBTC for the first time in days.

Bitcoin has seen better days in terms of price movements. In fact, just last week, it pumped to $70,000 on a couple of occasions, but its failure to continue north resulted in painful rejections that pushed it to under $65,000 by Friday. The weekend was less eventful as the asset reclaimed some ground and stood at just over $66,000. The start of the new business week began with a leg up toward $67,000, which was halted in its tracks, and the bears drove Bitcoin south to a monthly low of $64,000.

After bouncing off, Bitcoin went on the offensive yesterday and jumped to just shy of $66,500. Yet, another rejection followed, and Bitcoin now struggles to remain above $64,000 once again. These price drops come amid continuous outflows from the spot Bitcoin ETFs. After the pause on June 19, the withdrawals yesterday were close to $140 million, with GBTC outplacing FBTC for the first time in days.

With Bitcoin now being 2% down on the day, its market cap has slumped to $1.265 trillion. Its dominance over the alts is slightly up, though, to 51.5%. The altcoins are in an even worse shape than Bitcoin, at least the majority of them. Ethereum is down by more than 3% and sits below the psychological support of $3,500.