Market Context
Risk aversion is sweeping through tech, crypto, and FX markets. With BTC falling below $63k and the Euro hitting a 12-month low, we break down why sentiment is shifting and how to trade the current volatility without catching falling knives.
Newsletter – June 23, 2026
Market Overview
A wave of risk aversion has swept across global markets, hitting megacap technology stocks and high-yielding assets alike. Investors are increasingly questioning the return on investment of massive AI capital expenditures, sparking a rotational shift away from some of the market's previous darlings
[1][2]. This rotation is being aggravated by high-profile talent defections in the artificial intelligence space, particularly at Alphabet, where the departure of key leaders to competitors has sparked fresh volatility and valuation concerns
[3][4].
The bearish sentiment has spilled over directly into the cryptocurrency market, with Bitcoin plunging to near $62,000 and breaking through key support levels
[5]
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Key Levels & Market Scenarios
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