Jiang Zhuoer: Bitcoin Holds $60K Support, Narrowing Coinbase-Binance Spread Signals Reduced Institutional Selling, Weekend Rebound Possible

Jiang Zhuoer: Bitcoin Holds $60K Support, Narrowing Coinbase-Binance Spread Signals Reduced Institutional Selling, Weekend Rebound Possible

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2026-06-05 19:00:50
B.TOP founder Jiang Zhuoer said Bitcoin has not effectively broken below $60K support, and the shrinking Coinbase-Binance spread indicates easing institutional selling, setting up a potential weekend rebound. Yesterday he bought back all his ETH at $1,645, planning to sell after a 1–3 day bounce.
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Jiang Zhuoer, the founder of the Litecoin mining pool B.TOP, shared his latest market analysis today. He noted that Bitcoin has not effectively breached the strong support level at $60,000, a key technical threshold. Meanwhile, the price spread between Coinbase and Binance for BTC is narrowing. This narrowing spread is often interpreted as a sign that selling pressure from U.S. institutional investors, including those trading through ETFs, is diminishing, as Coinbase tends to reflect more institutional activity.

Jiang expressed that with reduced selling pressure, the cryptocurrency market may see a rebound over the weekend. In a related move, he revealed yesterday that he had repurchased his entire Ethereum (ETH) position at $1,645, a classic “buy the dip” move, and plans to sell it after a 1 to 3-day short-term bounce. This strategy underscores his expectation of a temporary price recovery.

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