Bitcoin (BTC) hit a one-month low on June 18, dropping to $64,050 after failing to sustain a push past $67,000. This was the lowest level since May 15. Market observers noted that this kind of sweeping low is not uncommon. Trader Skew pointed out that spot premiums and low funding were good signs. Meanwhile, CoinGlass data showed fluctuating liquidity conditions on BTC pairs after the latest lows. The platform advised subscribers to "buy the dip." Analysts are now watching a key bull market support trendline, with the short-term holder realized price (STH-RP) currently at $63,700.