Bitcoin plunged over 15% on Thursday in one of its most severe single-day declines, triggering a cascade of capitulation signals across derivatives, spot markets, and the U.S. Bitcoin ETF complex. The $10,800 drop was marked by extreme volatility spikes, record trading volumes, and momentum indicators collapsing to historic oversold levels, prompting analysts to declare a “capitulation watch” and draw parallels to past crisis events like the FTX collapse and March 2020 crash.
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0 in Finance and 1 in Crypto last week$1.1T Crypto Wipeout Ends High-Leverage Era
A devastating 41-day liquidation cascade has erased $1.1 trillion from cryptocurrency markets, marking what analyst Shanaka Anslem Perera describes as a structural reset rather than a typical cycle correction. This massive wipeout signals the definitive end of the high-leverage era and the beginning of a more institution-driven trading environment for digital assets, with Bitcoin’s 25% decline from its October peak officially pushing the cryptocurrency into bear market territory.
about $1.1T Crypto Wipeout Ends High-Leverage EraBitcoin ETFs See $558M Outflow as Traders Rebalance
Bitcoin-focused ETFs recorded their largest single-day outflow since August, pulling a combined $558 million from the market as prices hovered near $102,000. The movement signals traders are rebalancing positions after recent gains while some institutional players increase exposure. Despite significant outflows, Bitcoin prices remained relatively stable, suggesting market absorption of selling pressure rather than a fundamental loss of confidence in the digital asset.
about Bitcoin ETFs See $558M Outflow as Traders RebalanceSolana ETF’s Record $69M Launch Signals Institutional Shift
Bitwise’s Solana Staking ETF (BSOL) has shattered expectations with a record-breaking $69 million debut, marking the strongest ETF launch of 2024. The fund’s unique yield-generating structure and Solana’s robust fundamentals have attracted genuine institutional interest beyond typical speculative activity. This successful launch positions Solana as a serious competitor in the institutional crypto ETF space.
about Solana ETF's Record $69M Launch Signals Institutional ShiftBlackRock’s IBIT Dominates Bitcoin ETF Market Alone
While Bitcoin ETFs have been hailed as Wall Street’s embrace of cryptocurrency, new data reveals the market’s surprising fragility. BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) alone accounts for more than the entire net inflows of all US Bitcoin ETFs combined, single-handedly keeping the sector in positive territory and masking what would otherwise be a story of institutional retreat rather than adoption.
about BlackRock's IBIT Dominates Bitcoin ETF Market AloneBlackRock Dominance in Bitcoin ETFs Raises Altcoin Concerns
BlackRock’s overwhelming dominance in Bitcoin ETF markets has become a critical factor for crypto investment flows. New data reveals that without the asset management giant’s participation, Bitcoin ETFs would have experienced significant outflows in 2025. This raises serious questions about the potential performance of upcoming altcoin ETFs, suggesting that approval alone may not guarantee substantial investor inflows without major institutional backing.
about BlackRock Dominance in Bitcoin ETFs Raises Altcoin ConcernsBitcoin in Confidence Rebuild After $19B Leverage Washout
Bitcoin is navigating a critical confidence-rebuilding phase following last week’s massive $19 billion leverage liquidation. Experts remain divided on whether the market has found its bottom or faces persistent headwinds amid cooling ETF demand and global macroeconomic uncertainty, with the cryptocurrency now trading in a decisive price range between $108,400 and $117,100 where over 5% of the supply is held at loss.
about Bitcoin in Confidence Rebuild After $19B Leverage WashoutEthereum ETFs Surge: Wall Street’s New Crypto Favorite
Ethereum is experiencing unprecedented institutional adoption with spot ETFs recording $10 billion in inflows since July, significantly surpassing Bitcoin ETF demand. Wall Street firms are increasingly viewing ETH as ‘the Wall Street token’ due to its staking yields, smart contract capabilities, and role in stablecoin settlements and tokenized assets. Over 19 public companies now hold 2.7 million ETH in treasuries, while investment advisers maintain $1.3 billion in Ether ETF exposure. The recent GENIUS Act legislation has further bolstered institutional confidence in Ethereum’s regulatory framework. Analysts project ETH could reach $6,000-$12,000 by year-end, driven by strong fundamentals and technical setups suggesting further upside potential.
about Ethereum ETFs Surge: Wall Street's New Crypto FavoriteCorporate Bitcoin Treasuries Nearly Double in H1 2025
A new report from K33 Research reveals that corporate Bitcoin adoption in treasury management accelerated significantly in H1 2025. The number of publicly listed companies holding BTC on their balance sheets jumped from 70 to 134 between December 2024 and June 2025, representing a near doubling of corporate crypto adoption. These companies now collectively hold 244,991 BTC. While this indicates growing mainstream acceptance of cryptocurrency as a treasury asset, analysts warn that some corporations may be leveraging Bitcoin holdings more for public relations benefits than genuine financial strategy. The trend draws comparisons to historical corporate gold adoption waves, with experts noting similar motivations around providing investors access to previously difficult-to-access assets.
about Corporate Bitcoin Treasuries Nearly Double in H1 2025Bitcoin Volatility Hits 563-Day Low: Bullish or Bearish?
Bitcoin’s 7-day volatility has hit a 563-day low, according to Vetle Lunde of K33 Research, raising questions about its implications for the market. Historically, low volatility is viewed as bearish, but BTC’s current rally and growing market cap—nearing $2 trillion—suggest smoother liquidity and reduced whale impact. Fidelity’s research highlights that Bitcoin is now less volatile than many S&P 500 stocks, signaling maturity. With BTC’s price surging toward $100,000, declining volatility may reflect its evolution into a more stable asset rather than a bearish signal.
about Bitcoin Volatility Hits 563-Day Low: Bullish or Bearish?Bitcoin Volatility Hits 563-Day Low as Maturity Grows
Bitcoin is demonstrating increasing stability as its weekly volatility hits a 563-day low, according to K33 Research. This decline in price swings suggests BTC is maturing as a global financial asset. Former BitMEX CEO Arthur Hayes forecasts a $1 million BTC price by 2028, driven by growing ETF adoption and institutional confidence. The reduced volatility indicates a shift toward lower-risk perception among investors, reinforcing Bitcoin’s role in diversified portfolios. Analysts link this trend to sustained capital inflows and broader market acceptance of cryptocurrencies.
about Bitcoin Volatility Hits 563-Day Low as Maturity GrowsStrategy Buys 15,355 BTC, Nears $21B ATM Raise Completion
Strategy has added 15,355 Bitcoin (BTC) to its holdings, spending $1.42 billion at an average price of $92,737 per BTC, according to an SEC filing. The company now holds 553,555 BTC, valued at over $52 billion, with an average purchase price of $68,459. The latest acquisition was funded through proceeds from its ongoing ATM stock offerings, which have raised nearly $21 billion—the largest such program in capital markets history. With only $128.7 million remaining, the initiative is close to depletion, having raised an average of $3.48 billion per month over six months. Analysts note the rapid execution of the program, originally planned to run until 2027.
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