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Bitcoin's price fell to $58,017 on June 30, 2026, setting its monthly performance at a loss of over 20%. The aggregate market capitalization of the cryptocurrency market ended the first half of the year at $2.1 trillion, recording a decline from the $4.3 trillion reached in October 2025.

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Following previous drawdown patterns and time horizons between tops and bottoms, BTC is likely to extend its ongoing decline to the $40,000s.

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Vice President JD Vance reported holding between $250,001 and $500,000 in bitcoin in his 2025 annual financial disclosure, filed alongside President Donald Trump's far larger crypto holdings. JD Vance's Bitcoin Bet Grows Five-Fold Since His First Senate Disclosure The filing, an OGE Form 278e, listed “ bitcoin” under Part 6, Other Assets and Income.

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After failing to maintain the recovery rally that peaked close to the 200-day moving average, Bitcoin is still under a lot of pressure. The longer-term bearish structure was validated by the $82,000 rejection, which also set off another wave of selling that drove Bitcoin back toward $58,000.