Overview of Bitcoin prices in June 2025

As of June 5, 2025, the price of Bitcoin is $105,031, with a 24-hour high of $105,993.1 and a low of about $104,500. Over the past week, it has risen nearly 8%, but the intraday volatility remains around 2%. Compared to the same period last year, the price has doubled, but it has recently been affected by macro interest rates and regulatory news, leading to an increase in volatility. For newbies, the first step is to familiarize themselves with the current price range and support and resistance levels: the support level is around $103,000, and the resistance level is around $108,000.

Pay attention to on-chain data and capital flow

1. Large holder address continuous movement
   According to Glassnode data, large holders who have held for 1 to 5 years have transferred over $402 million Bitcoin from cold wallets to exchanges in the past 24 hours. This usually indicates a potential urge to take profits in the short term, and caution is needed for a rapid price pullback.
2. Exchange reserve trend
   The current total BTC reserves of the exchange continue to decline, indicating limited pressure for off-exchange cashing out, and core funds may still be in a wait-and-see phase. If there is a rebound in exchange reserves, it may signal increased selling pressure, and it is necessary to pay attention to wallet flows and on-chain data in a timely manner.
3. Mining hash rate and difficulty adjustment
   The network has continuously refreshed its historical high in computing power, while mining profit margins have narrowed compared to last year. The difficulty adjustment will take effect in two weeks, and if the computing power continues to rise, mining costs will increase, which may short-term increase selling pressure on miners.

Master basic technical analysis

• Moving Average System: Observe the 50-day, 100-day, and 200-day Simple Moving Averages (SMA). Currently, the Bitcoin price is above the 100-day moving average in the short term, indicating that upward momentum still exists. If it retraces to the 100-day moving average and finds support, it can be considered a medium-term buying point.
• K-line patterns: The daily chart shows a long K-line with upper and lower shadows appearing after consecutive bullish candles, indicating a divergence between bulls and bears. Newbies can wait for the appearance of a “volume-reduced doji” or “hammer” to confirm the direction before choosing the right moment to enter.
• Volume confirmation: When volume increases during a price rise, it indicates strong bullish strength; if volume suddenly decreases at a high level, caution should be exercised as a false breakout may occur.

Reasonable allocation of investment positions

1. Diversified allocation and regular investment
   Do not invest all your funds at once; you can invest gradually (such as weekly or monthly) to reduce timing risk.
2. Take profit and stop loss settings
   It is recommended that newbies set a short-term stop loss of 5%-8% and a phased take profit of 10%-15%. When the price reaches key resistance or volatility increases, promptly realize profits or reduce positions.
3. Position control
   It is not advisable to put all positions in Bitcoin; consider allocating a small amount to other mainstream coins or DeFi assets to enhance the robustness of the portfolio. For the proportion of Bitcoin held, it is recommended to keep it within 20%-30% of the investment portfolio.

Stay informed and adjust at any time.

1. Follow authoritative information channels
   It is recommended that newbies regularly browse mainstream media such as CoinDesk and Cointelegraph, as well as reports from professional institutions, to grasp market dynamics.
2. Keep a close eye on regulatory policies and macro factors
   The global regulatory environment is an important factor affecting the price of Bitcoin. If there is a large-scale positive development (such as the approval of a US ETF) or a significant negative impact (such as stricter regulations), it is necessary to promptly assess and adjust positions.
3. Regular review and learning
   Review past trades monthly to summarize gains and losses. Pay attention to on-chain indicators (such as whale movements and miner behavior) and technical signals, continuously improving investment strategies.
4. Mindset Management
   In a volatile market, maintain calm and patience. Avoid excessive trading and practice the principles of value investing and risk management.