Bitcoin’s June 2025 Rollercoaster: Volatility Hits as Traders White-Knuckle the Ride

Bitcoin bulls and bears clash in a mid-year showdown—price swings hit double digits as institutional players flip-flop on crypto commitments.

Regulatory whispers and macro tremors shake weak hands loose, while OGs stack sats during the dip. (Wall Street still can’t decide if it’s a ’hedge’ or a ’risk asset’—classic.)

One thing’s clear: the halving euphoria’s worn off, and now the real work begins. Tick-tock, ETF approval clocks.

Predictions for June 2025

There is no expectation for an interest rate cut in June. It is understood that the Federal Reserve (Fed) is delaying rate cuts as a precaution against worsening conditions. So, what are the key details we should know about June? What awaits investors?

Courts may try to overturn decisions related to tariffs. As countries like China debate the legality of tariffs, they might assert their stance against the US. We could witness the US administration making harsher statements, similar to past accusations of China breaking agreements. Trade agreements with countries like India and South Korea could balance tensions.

The US administration’s legal battles might destabilize its credibility, increasing risks of greater losses in market uncertainty. While OPEC+ plans to boost oil production, a reduction in fuel costs could balance inflation concerns. Although the Fed had a hawkish stance recently, there might be an announcement to defer rate cuts this year, citing global recession risks and the ongoing legal battles as reasons.

Stock market negativity could intensify amidst growing debates and uncertainties, leading to deeper losses for cryptocurrencies. While altcoins may reach new lows in June, a substantial cash return by FTX could come into play. In negotiations, countries unable to meet deadlines by July might get an extension to September or later, but this won’t improve uncertainty for the rest of the year.

Cryptocurrency Analysts’ Take

Bitcoin (BTC)$105,642 continues to find buyers below its crucial support level of $106,800. This level was important for investors to maintain confidence in altcoins, and closing below this in June could accelerate sell-offs. Analyst Pentoshi shared an insightful chart along with his expectations.

“We are still creating higher highs and lows, indicating a strong upward trend overall in higher frame setups. Losing the $101-102k area could worsen the situation further. The current market is incomparable to 2021 due to differing circumstances. Bitcoin is facing increasing competition, yet demand seems greater than what’s being mined daily. Patience is a major challenge for many, including myself.”

Analyst Kyle targets the $120,300 to $135,700 range for June, suggesting bitcoin remains in a potential uptrend and is preparing for further gains.

Analyst Poppe focuses on the ETHBTC pair.

“ETH showed a strong upward movement in April and May, retesting 0.023 and holding there. This suggests we are poised to test the highs and continue the run.”