The crypto market fell 2.65% from Tuesday’s high as a tight tech correlation dragged digital assets down alongside a sharp Nasdaq selloff. Total crypto market cap slipped to $2.12 trillion, losing the $2.19 trillion shelf.

Bitcoin (BTC) dropped more than 2% to $62,447 and now trades under a critical technical level. Worldcoin (WLD) led the losers, sinking about 15% as the risk-off mood crushed high-beta tokens.

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• CryptoQuant urged MicroStrategy to pause Bitcoin buys and rebuild cash, yet the firm had already started two weeks earlier.
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• Arthur Hayes expects Bitcoin to bottom near $40,000 within six months as a hawkish Fed keeps crypto boxed in.

Tech Selloff Drags Crypto Market Cap Below $2.19 Trillion

Total crypto market cap dropped to $2.12 trillion, down 2.65% from Tuesday’s high, after a tech correlation pulled risk assets lower. An Asia-led semiconductor rout sent the Nasdaq down 2.21%, and crypto followed because the two move together when sentiment turns. Higher rate hike expectations added pressure, since richer yields make non-yielding assets less attractive.

The selloff pushed TOTAL below the $2.19 trillion level, the 0.236 Fibonacci level. That breakdown opens the door toward the $2.02 trillion floor if the correction extends while tech stays weak. Reclaiming $2.19 trillion brings $2.29 trillion and $2.45 trillion back in view.

If TOTAL recovers $2.19 trillion, the market builds a base toward $2.45 trillion. If the recovery is delayed, $2.02 trillion becomes the near-term magnet.

Bitcoin (BTC) Price Falls Below Its Moving Average Cluster

Bitcoin fell more than 2% to $62,447 and now trades under every key exponential moving average (EMA), a trend line that weights recent prices more heavily to track momentum. The same tech correlation behind the broader drop hit BTC directly, even as its one-year correlation with the Nasdaq reads a moderate 0.45, below its usual 0.50 to 0.80 band.

The level that matters most is $64,699, which aligns with the 20-day EMA. BTC failed to clear it on June 22 and met firm resistance. The last clean reclaim of the 20-day EMA came on April 5, after which price rallied about 21%, making it the biggest determinant of the next move. Below current price, $61,948 is a weak support, with $59,098 the deeper downside if selling resumes.

A daily close above $64,699 reopens the trend higher. A close below $61,948 exposes $59,098.

Worldcoin (WLD) Price Drops 15% as Risk-Off Mood Hits Altcoins

Worldcoin took center stage as the market sold off, falling about 15% to $0.51 and extending its weekly loss to roughly 27%. It remains up nearly 80% month on month, however, so the gains are only slowly fading. The risk-off move, all thanks to the rate hike conversation, hit WLD hardest over the past 24 hours.

WLD still holds a small element of bullishness, trading inside an ascending parallel channel that has framed price since late May. Earlier legs higher came with rising volume, yet the 8-hour volume fell between June 14 and June 17. The June 17 peak printed on weak volume, so the rally lacked firepower and rolled over.

Price has broken under the $0.55 support toward $0.49, the 0.5 Fibonacci level. Losing $0.49 would break the bullish structure and expose $0.44 and even $0.37. Selling volume has dipped between June 23 and June 24, hinting WLD could hold $0.49 and bounce.

The $0.49 level separates a channel-supported bounce from a slide toward $0.37.

Source: BeInCrypto