The Science and Technology Unit and the Chip Unit went down the next day in a row, with risk assets re-pressed and the encryption market weakened. Bitcoin went back in the vicinity of $62,000, falling close to 5 per cent in the week, and falling even more in the Tokyo and multiple high-volatility currencies.

The ETF is running out of the box.

The CoinDesk data show that Bitcoin's latest report was about US$ 62,546, a 2.1 per cent decline for 24 hours. United States current bitcoin ETF net outflows of more than $6 billion over the past 30 days have been recorded. The market sees this change as a sign that institutional funds continue to reduce risk exposure.

According to analysts, the part of the round that drives the increase comes from institutional funds. If there is no significant reversal in ETF financial flows, markets may face greater resistance even if they rebound.

Mainstream currency is generally low.

There was a general decline in the main tokens. It fell to $1,661 and 7.2 per cent during the week; XRP reported $1.10 and 9.3 per cent; Solana fell to $69; and Dogecoin fell nearly 10 per cent over the past seven days.

Hyperliquid ' s hype fell 8.8 per cent in the day, 18.6 per cent in the week and about $61. Tron fell, still rising 3.7 per cent in the week.

$10.6 billion in options due this week

The market is also concerned about Deribit's large-scale bitcoin options, due this Friday, with a nominal value of about $10.6 billion. According to the report, about 80 per cent of the current open positions are in an off-priced state and are concentrated in the vicinity of $60,000 and $80,000.

This means that there is a significant deviation between current hold and current prices. An amount of $60,000 is also considered to be an important price that has been tested several times this month, both in terms of market sentiment and the sustainability of short-line support.

Chip units affect risk bias in conjunction with oil prices Okay.

At the macro level, the semiconductor plate continues to collapse. Micron, Marvell and On Sem tokens fell by Nductor, with a 1.4 per cent drop in the Standard 500 index and a 3.3 per cent drop in the NASDAQ 100 index. The Asian chip unit rebound was also not sustained, with more than 3 per cent of the electricity accumulated.

At the same time, Brent's crude oil fell back around $76 per barrel. Reports indicate that the movement of tankers in the Straits of Hormuz has become clearer and that oil prices continue to decline following the interim peace agreement in the Americas. The United States dollar index rose to a high of seven months, indicating that funds were still shifting to risk-averse assets.

Against this background, bitcoin is still barely above $60,000, but there are no new push factors, and the market is still under pressure for the short term by a combination of inadequate institutional buy-in and risk-averse.