Hakan Ateşler 
Bitcoin fell below $61,000 following the announcement of Mt. Gox, which was hacked in 2014 and announced that it would start payments 10 years later. Gox’s announcement, it fell below $61,000. It was also noteworthy that the drop came in seconds, not immediately after the announcement, but about 15 minutes later.
Mt. Gox, the exchange that once held 70% of the world’s Bitcoin volume, has announced that it will begin accepting Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash payments in early July.
Bitcoin’s fall to $62,250 on Monday morning led to deep losses in the cryptocurrency world. The value of long positions liquidated in the last 24 hours exceeded $155 million, compared to $50 million for Bitcoin positions and $28 million for Ether positions.
First cryptocurrency miners, then the Winklevoss brothers and now Cathie Wood… Now the CEO of ARK Invest has joined the growing support for US presidential candidate Donald Trump.
Bitcoin fell below $63,000 as of Monday morning. The largest cryptocurrency, which experienced a serious decline from its peak of $73,000 in March with the halving in April, also saw below $62,500.
In an update to the SEC regarding the Ethereum spot ETF, Grayscale also sent a letter to the agency stating that a fund without staking would have a much greater disadvantage than other funds without these restrictions or real Ether investments.
Michael Dell, American businessman and founder of Dell Technologies, seems to be slowly warming up to Bitcoin. Dell wrote “Scarcity creates value” on X and added another tweet by Michael Saylor below this tweet.
Bitcoin, which has been gradually declining in recent days, has fallen below $64,000 as of today. The German government’s sales and the meltdown in Bitcoin ETFs in the US in the last 1 week stand out as the biggest reasons for the declines.
Ki Young Ju pointed to the MVRV indicator in Ethereum in this period when the price of Bitcoin dropped almost $1000 every day and altcoins melted more. “We’re entering early alt season” Ju said.
Standard Chartered, a major British bank known for its global services, will start providing spot trading services for Bitcoin and Ether.