US EditionBitcoin’s Bear Market Deepens as ETF Investors Yank $870 Million
- Bitcoin fell below $95,000 for the first time in six months as $870 million was withdrawn from exchange-traded funds, marking significant market volatility.
- The recent sell-off led to over $1.38 billion in liquidations, impacting 278,152 traders, with Bitcoin accounting for $676 million of this total.
- Economic data from China and hopes for a Federal Reserve rate cut diminished, contributing to the downturn in crypto and equity markets, as noted by Max Gokhman.
- CEO Ki Young Ju suggested it's too early to call a Bitcoin bear market unless Bitcoin's cost basis of $94,000 is broken, highlighting the current market uncertainty.
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Bitcoin’s Brutal Fall Below $100,000: Inside the Crypto Crash of 2025
In the volatile world of cryptocurrencies, Bitcoin has once again captured headlines by plummeting below the psychologically significant $100,000 mark for the first time since late June. As of November 15, 2025, the leading digital asset is trading around $97,000, erasing months of gains and sending shockwaves through the market. This drop, which has seen Bitcoin lose over 23% from its all-time high of $126,000, comes amid a confluence of macroe…
Bitcoin ETFs Bleed Nearly $500 Million - Liquidity Crisis Deepens Across the Market
Fresh data shows that BlackRock executed its largest single-day Bitcoin exit since entering the crypto ETF arena, pulling roughly $473.72 million worth of BTC in one session. The timing could not have been worse. Sentiment was already fragile following days of heavy selling, and the sudden surge of redemptions from the most influential ETF manager only amplified fears that deeper liquidity problems may be brewing. A Data Shock With No Buyers to …
Bitcoin ETFs see $866 million outflows as US shutdown ends
Bitcoin investors faced a setback on Thursday as US spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds booked $866 million in net outflows, the second-worst day on record. The move came after the 43-day US government shutdown ended, when President Donald Trump signed a bill to restore funding. The redemptions followed another day of withdrawals, showing that the reopening has not revived risk appetite. These ETFs were a driver of Bitcoin’s rally earlier in 2025…
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