Bitcoin's price has sharply declined from nearly $65,000 to around $58,000, exacerbated by technical resistance at the $64,000 level and increased selling pressure as large amounts of BTC moved onto exchanges. This downturn has prompted a significant long squeeze, leading to liquidations among traders. The broader cryptocurrency market has also suffered, with many altcoins experiencing declines exceeding 5%. Analysts highlight that Bitcoin's current valuation is about 11 times that of the S&P 500, suggesting potential for a significant price correction. Looking ahead, key support levels at $56,700 and $52,000 are critical for Bitcoin's recovery, while some experts see the current dip as a potential buying opportunity. Investor confidence remains shaky, particularly in light of ongoing regulatory scrutiny from the SEC.