Strategy chairman Michael Saylor said Bitcoin's and MSTR's declines of more than 10% since the start of June 2026 reflect a liquidity squeeze tied to AI spending rather than a crisis of confidence. He cited about $400 billion flowing into AI infrastructure over six months and roughly $4 billion of net spot Bitcoin ETF outflows since May 14. Strategy reports holding 843,706 BTC worth $53.3 billion, with an average cost basis of $75,702 per BTC.

DDC Enterprise Limited said on June 3, 2026 it bought an additional 90 BTC, increasing its corporate bitcoin holdings to 2,804 BTC at a blended average cost of $78,736 per coin. The company also reported a “BTC Yield (YTD)” of 48.3% and a latest figure of 0.058945 BTC per 1,000 shares.

CryptoQuant data shared on Thursday, June 4, indicates that about 74% of MicroStrategy's 843,706 BTC is currently held at an unrealized loss as Bitcoin retested $61,000 for the first time since February. The figures imply roughly 624,342 BTC were acquired above the current price, leaving only about 26% of the firm's Bitcoin position in profit. Michael Saylor said the company intends to keep buying Bitcoin in both bullish and bearish conditions, even as BTC fell over 14% in the past seven days.

On June 4, Bitcoin extended its selloff, sliding under $63,000 after briefly dipping to around $61,000 overnight. The move marked roughly a 6.7% daily decline and left BTC near $62,750, while traders monitored whether the $60,000–$62,000 zone can hold as a support area.

Bitcoin’s hashrate stayed near record territory at 1.019 ZH/s on Friday at block 951,531, even as major mining firms increasingly pursue AI and HPC revenue streams. The shift has been fueled by large contracts such as Core Scientific’s 12-year CoreWeave deal worth over $10 billion, while industry voices argue hashrate remains resilient as hardware is resold and redeployed. Longer term, miners may face pressure if transaction fees remain small relative to block rewards after successive halvings.

Bitcoin fell more than 16% over the past week, dropping from around $76k to about $62k and leaving a larger share of holders underwater. The count of loss-making Bitcoin UTXOs rose above 165 million on June 2, while realized price near $53,500 is highlighted as a key level to watch.

Ethereum (ETH) was trading at $1,763 on June 4, 2026 after printing a weekly low of $1,717, while price remained below a long-running ascending trendline that has acted as support since 2022. A weekly close back above roughly $1,820–$1,850 would imply a 3%–5% rebound, but on-chain indicators still point to muted spot demand. Binance open interest sits at $5.68B and the Coinbase Premium Gap is -2.73, suggesting US-led buying remains weak even if the trendline is defended.

On June 4, 2026 at 8:30 a.m. EDT, bitcoin traded at $63,444 as RSI fell to 17 and all 14 tracked moving averages sloped lower. Traders are watching the $61,310 swing low as a key support, with charts showing a bearish structure across daily, 4-hour, and 1-hour timeframes. Analysts say a 4-hour close above $64,500 is needed to improve odds of a move toward the $67,000 to $70,000 resistance zone.