📉 Market Overview (June 13, 2025)

Bitcoin $BTC

Trading around $104.9K, down ~2% from yesterday’s close. Intraday range: $103K–$108K.

Sell-off triggered by Israel‑Iran conflict; over $1.1 billion liquidated in leveraged positions.

Technicals show a potential support zone near $100K, with caution advised until that holds.

Ethereum (ETH)

Around $2,543, off ~7% from intraday highs of $2,769.

ETH-to-PKR is roughly ₨718,000–₨720,000 (about 6–7% lower in 24 hrs).

Broader Market

Total market cap dropped ~6%, entering consolidation/fear zone, though sentiment not fully pessimistic yet.

Contributing factors: geopolitical tensions, macro dynamics, CPI shifts.

Institutional & Regulatory Context

Despite short‑term volatility, institutional interest remains strong: spot ETF inflows continue for BTC & ETH; stablecoin and crypto‑market legislation progressing in the U.S.

Galaxy Digital CEO calls this a "moment for blockchain infrastructure," backed by softer SEC stance and stablecoin reform momentum.

🧭 What You Can Do

Investor Type Suggested Actions

Short-Term Traders Consider scalping bounce from support near $100K (BTC) / ~$2.5K (ETH). Use tight stop-losses to manage risk amid volatility.

Swing Traders Watch for a false breakdown: if BTC holds $100K and ETH holds $2.5K, a rebound toward recent highs ($110K BTC, $2.8K ETH) is plausible.

Long-Term Investors This dip could be a buy-the-dip opportunity. Institutional trends—like ETFs and corporate adoption—remain strong . Limit exposure to ~1–5% of portfolio.

Risk Managers Consider hedging with stablecoins or gold/commodities, or allocate a portion to cash until geopolitical signals stabilize.

➡️ If you're Pakistan-based, ETH buys now cost ~₨718K per coin—assess your PKR exposure accordingly and consider local withdrawal limits.

✅ Summary

Volatile day triggered by Middle East conflict.

BTC and ETH down 5–7%, but technical support levels emerging.

Institutional frameworks remain bullish, with ETF flows and stablecoin bills gaining traction.