HargaRumah: BTC Pushed Above $63K as SpaceX IPO Sparked Liquidity Concerns

Jumat, 12 Juni 2026

BTC Pushed Above $63K as SpaceX IPO Sparked Liquidity Concerns

Bitcoin saw a modest rebound this week after the latest US inflation report came in line with expectations, easing fears of a hotter-than-expected reading. The move helped BTC recover above $61,000, although the cryptocurrency remains significantly lower than it was a month ago.

Wall Street is closely watching SpaceX's blockbuster IPO, which has attracted more than $250 billion in investor demand and sparked debate about whether capital is being pulled away from crypto and technology markets.

Michael Saylor's Strategy resumed its Bitcoin buying spree, adding $101 million worth of BTC just one week after its controversial sale of 32 BTC.

Here's a roundup of what happened in the market this week and the key trends driving the move.

1. Bitcoin rebounds after inflation data meets expectations

Bitcoin moved higher after the latest U.S. CPI report showed inflation rising 0.5% in May, matching analyst forecasts. While annual inflation climbed to 4.2%, the highest level in three years, softer core inflation data helped reassure investors.

The report reduced fears of a more aggressive Federal Reserve stance and pushed BTC above $63,000. Markets are now focused on next week's Fed meeting for clues about the path of interest rates.

2. SpaceX IPO sparks liquidity concerns

SpaceX's highly anticipated IPO has attracted more than $250 billion in investor demand, making it one of the most oversubscribed public offerings in recent history.

The scale of the offering has fueled speculation that investors may be shifting capital away from crypto and other risk assets to participate in the IPO. Some market observers, including Arthur Hayes, have warned that major listings such as SpaceX, OpenAI, and Anthropic could temporarily drain liquidity from crypto and the broader technology market.

3. Strategy buys another $101 million in Bitcoin

Strategy returned to Bitcoin accumulation after a three-week pause, purchasing 1,550 BTC worth approximately $101 million.

The move came just one week after the company sold 32 BTC to fund dividend payments, a decision that sparked criticism across the crypto community. The latest purchase brings Strategy's total Bitcoin holdings to more than 845,000 BTC and reinforces Michael Saylor's long-term commitment to the asset.