Bitcoin moved above $63,600 on 11 June 2026 after President Donald Trump said in the Oval Office that the U.S. had reached a settlement with Iran, pending "finalization of documents." The total crypto market cap rose to $2.18T (+2.68%), while $361.18M in derivatives positions were liquidated over 24 hours, led by $198.31M in shorts.

Grok AI, described as Elon Musk's model, flags Bitcoin's more-than-50% drawdown as an accumulation setup and projects $150,000 to $225,000 by the end of 2026. With BTC around $62,800–$62,857, the forecast implies a 2.5x to 3.5x move while the analysis highlights support at $60,000 and the $55,000 to $70,000 range as pivotal.

Nakamoto Inc. (Nasdaq: NAKA) said it reworked its balance sheet after liquidating about 600 Bitcoin plus related derivatives, generating $48 million. It used $45 million of the proceeds to pay down Kraken and reported its treasury now totals 4,467 BTC. The company also cited a remaining 165 million USDT debt to Kraken, alongside a $25 million share buyback plan and a 1-for-40 reverse split to keep its Nasdaq listing compliant.

Two crypto analysts argue Bitcoin remains in a bear market and may be in its final bearish phase. One expects the cycle to potentially bottom between $47,000 and $51,000 around October 2026, while another sees a possible drop to $54,000 next week and a deeper low near $47,000 by July 2026. Both forecasts frame the period as marked by weak sentiment and choppy price action.

Bitcoin rose from $62,300 to $63,700 in roughly an hour after President Donald Trump said the US would not carry out scheduled strikes on Iran. In the same window, oil fell sharply from above $91 to below $87, while ETH moved back near $1,700, BNB returned to $600, and SOL gained 5% on the day to $67.

Bitcoin steadied above $62,500 and later moved back over $63,000 after a 1:28 p.m. EDT post from U.S. President Donald Trump, following a June 10 rebound back through $62,000. In parallel, May U.S. wholesale inflation surprised to the upside, with the producer price index (PPI) rising 1.1% and the annual rate reaching 6.5%. BTC was quoted at $63,280 at press time, while analysts cautioned that an extended Strait of Hormuz conflict could pressure rates and growth.

Market analyst Shanaka Anslem Perera said Bitcoin has moved within 9% of its realized price near $53,600, a level he argues has historically aligned with bear-market endings. He contends the latest decline lacked classic capitulation, citing 187,000 BTC sold at a loss last week versus 1.2 million BTC during the 2022 washout, while demand fell by 652,000 BTC. Perera also pointed to negative spot Bitcoin ETF flows and said steady long-term holder behavior could still support a bullish interpretation.

On June 11, President Donald Trump issued a warning toward Iran that mentioned potential U.S. control of Kharg Island, as traders simultaneously digested a U.S. producer inflation print showing PPI at 6.5%. Markets reacted unevenly: Brent stayed near $92 and WTI near $90, while bitcoin traded around $62,872 and ethereum near $1,645 amid concerns over both geopolitics and rate-cut expectations.