The cryptocurrency market is experiencing a significant downturn, with its total capitalization declining by 5% to $2.38 trillion, the lowest since early April. This drop is attributed to a symbolic sale of Bitcoin by Strategy, which has raised concerns about market confidence and could lead to more selling from other holders. Bitcoin's price has fallen to $69K from above $74K, facing potential support around the $65-66K range. Notably, global investments in crypto funds saw a massive outflow of $1.671 billion last week, with Bitcoin alone accounting for $1.438 billion of that outflow, the largest this year. Despite the negative market trends, social media sentiment regarding Bitcoin has reached its highest level since the start of the year, suggesting a potential for local price highs. Additionally, Bitcoin's mining difficulty has risen by 1.72%, returning to levels seen in April. The recent actions by Strategy, which sold Bitcoin for the first time since 2022, have sparked discussions about the future of cryptocurrency investments.