- Bitcoin price fell below $75,000 on Wednesday, touching $74,600.
- ETF outflows and market volatility mean that stress remains.
- Analysts say the current price trend includes a “dangerous disparity”.
Bitcoin fell slightly below $75,000 on Wednesday, extending losses from recent highs.
The decline came as selling pressure continued and ETF outflows continued for the seventh straight session.
BTC could make a big comeback if the bulls establish a stable support near the current levels. Otherwise, experts warn that further decline can be followed between the growth of the gap between the market expectations and the actual income.
The crypto bellwether traded around $75,175 at the time of writing, down 1.29% over the past 24 hours and about 3% down for the week.
Bitcoin tests support under $75k
The week got off to a good start for Bitcoin as recent gains of $78,000 were disrupted amid political and economic turmoil.
On Wednesday, BTC fell to $74,600 during Asian trading days, testing the support zone that has been active since the stock’s recovery.
The move coincided with a continued move away from Bitcoin trading currencies.
According to SoSoValue, Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded a total of $334 million on May 26.
The figure is the seventh consecutive day of redemptions, which is encouraging prices to fall despite occasional buying in the market.
Bitcoin price outlook: experts warn of “dangerous divergence”
Market participants noted that Wednesday’s decline remained orderly, with less volatility compared to earlier purchases.
Liquidity continued to accumulate in the $72,000-$76,000 range, as buyers repeatedly emerged to take intraday selling pressure.
However, ETF leverage and profit-taking from the recent rally continue to moderate the near-fall.
Analysts and researchers at the chain also raised warning flags about weakening demand.
Crypto investor and analyst Axel Adler Jr. he shared X’s concerns about what some market observers describe as a “dangerous gap” between rising optimism and declining economic growth.
Bitcoin took 5 weeks to rebuild its system.
It took three weeks to clear it.
Structure Shift: +0.78 -> -0.56 STH is moving long term to its first loss in 6 weeks.
Now one level decides the next move: $74.5K.
Floor or trapdoor?
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– Axel 💎🙌 Adler Jr (@AxelAdlerJr) May 27, 2026
That view was confirmed by CryptoQuant analyst, who said that the correction of bullish sentiment has not been matched by new funds entering the market.
“This often shows a false behavior of late: traders are optimistic after a recovery, a long-term increase, but the actual participation cannot increase,” crypto expert @MorenoDV wrote.
The analyst added that pricing power built on weak inputs could remain vulnerable to sharp changes.
Meanwhile, Bitfinex analysts said that Bitcoin’s reaction to ETF outflows is different from the market’s decline.
“The damage that took $BTC to 60k in February does not have the same effect on the market today. The outflow of the ETF is running at $700M a day, close to the February prints that drove the price from $100K to $70k. This time, the price is holding. An unknown amount is taking over,” he wrote.
From a technical perspective, Bitcoin now seems to be caught between the threat of a deep retracement to $70,000 and the possibility of a strong correction.
If buyers regain control, the recent highs of $78,000-$83,000 could resume.
