币界网报道：Bitcoin is facing a potential 10% price correction amid heightened geopolitical tensions and significant miner activity, according to market analysts. The cryptocurrency dropped below $63,000 as Middle East conflicts and reduced ETF inflows created selling pressure. CryptoQuant data shows Bitcoin miners have transferred over 30,000 BTC ($2 billion) to exchanges since June, signaling potential sell-offs. Analysts warn the $60,000 support level is critical—if broken, prices could fall to $56,000. Meanwhile, Bitcoin's network fundamentals remain strong, with hash rate near all-time highs and the recent halving reducing new supply. Some experts view the current dip as a buying opportunity, noting long-term holders continue accumulating despite short-term volatility. The market now watches whether institutional demand through spot ETFs can counterbalance miner selling and geopolitical risks.