Major cryptocurrency ETFs are experiencing significant declines despite recent price recoveries, with the iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF hitting a 52-week low while Ethereum and Solana ETFs face even steeper weekly drops. Market analysts remain divided on whether this represents a temporary correction or the beginning of a deeper downturn, as technical indicators show bearish patterns across all three major digital assets.
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Bitwise CIO: Bitcoin Sell-Off Signals Final Retail Panic Phase
Bitwise Chief Investment Officer Matt Hougan believes Bitcoin’s recent sell-off below $102,000 represents ‘max desperation’ among retail investors rather than fundamental weakness. While small traders are hitting breaking points, institutional investors continue adding positions through Bitcoin ETFs. This divergence between retail panic and institutional confidence could fuel Bitcoin’s next rally.
about Bitwise CIO: Bitcoin Sell-Off Signals Final Retail Panic PhaseBlackRock Lists Bitcoin ETF on ASX in November 2025
BlackRock will launch its iShares Bitcoin ETF on the Australian Securities Exchange in mid-November 2025, marking a significant milestone for cryptocurrency accessibility in Australia. The product offers Australian investors regulated exposure to bitcoin through a familiar exchange-listed structure, wrapping around BlackRock’s existing $85 billion US Bitcoin Trust. With a competitive 0.39% management fee, the ETF eliminates direct custody challenges while maintaining bitcoin’s inherent price volatility, potentially reshaping the Australian crypto investment landscape.
about BlackRock Lists Bitcoin ETF on ASX in November 2025Spot Bitcoin ETFs See $566M Outflow, Risk-Off Tone Deepens
Spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced a massive $566.4 million outflow on Tuesday, marking the largest single-day redemption since August and extending a five-day drain to approximately $1.9 billion. Fidelity’s FBTC led the exodus with $356.6 million in outflows as Bitcoin struggled to maintain the crucial $100,000 level, signaling a decisive shift toward risk-off positioning among institutional investors.
about Spot Bitcoin ETFs See $566M Outflow, Risk-Off Tone DeepensSolana ETFs Gain as Bitcoin, Ether Funds Bleed $800M
Solana exchange-traded funds extended their inflow streak to six consecutive days while Bitcoin and Ether ETFs faced massive redemptions totaling nearly $800 million on Tuesday. The divergence highlights shifting investor sentiment within the cryptocurrency ETF space, with BlackRock and Fidelity’s Bitcoin and Ether products leading the significant outflows during a period of sustained pressure for the two largest digital assets.
about Solana ETFs Gain as Bitcoin, Ether Funds Bleed $800MBitcoin’s Sharp Selloff Tests $100K Support Level
Bitcoin experienced one of its sharpest declines of the year, briefly falling below the psychologically important $100,000 level before recovering to approximately $101,700. The 6% drop to around $99,000 marked bitcoin’s lowest level since June and occurred against a backdrop of persistent outflows from US spot bitcoin ETFs and growing divergence from traditional risk assets. Analysts are divided on whether this represents a structural transfer of ownership or the beginning of a more significant downturn.
about Bitcoin's Sharp Selloff Tests $100K Support LevelBitcoin Drops Below $100K Amid ETF Outflows, Liquidations
Bitcoin tumbled below the critical $100,000 threshold as a perfect storm of macroeconomic pressures converged on cryptocurrency markets. The sell-off, which saw Bitcoin drop 5.6% to $100,640.15, was fueled by surging dollar strength, institutional ETF withdrawals totaling $1.34 billion, and massive derivatives liquidations exceeding $1.3 billion. Major altcoins including Ethereum, BNB, and Solana followed Bitcoin lower, while renewed DeFi security concerns added further pressure to an already fragile market sentiment.
about Bitcoin Drops Below $100K Amid ETF Outflows, LiquidationsBitcoin ETFs Bleed $1.34B as Flows Shift to Solana Funds
Spot Bitcoin ETFs have hemorrhaged approximately $1.34 billion over four consecutive trading sessions, culminating in Monday’s $186.5 million net redemption, according to data from Farside. This significant outflow streak, however, reveals a more nuanced story than a simple crypto exodus, as the selling pressure was overwhelmingly concentrated in a single issuer, IBIT, while others remained flat. Concurrently, Solana ETFs witnessed a massive $421 million inflow—the second-largest on record—indicating a dramatic rotation within the digital asset ETP space rather than a wholesale abandonment.
about Bitcoin ETFs Bleed $1.34B as Flows Shift to Solana FundsBitcoin Hits $100K, $HYPER Nears $26M Presale Milestone
Bitcoin has solidified its position above the critical $100,000 threshold while institutional ETF inflows from giants like BlackRock and Fidelity continue to drive market optimism. Simultaneously, Bitcoin Hyper’s Layer-2 solution approaches its $26 million presale milestone, positioning itself as a crucial infrastructure development for Bitcoin’s DeFi evolution. This convergence of price strength and scaling innovation signals a potentially transformative period for the entire Bitcoin ecosystem.
about Bitcoin Hits $100K, $HYPER Nears $26M Presale MilestoneBitcoin ETFs See $946M Outflows, Solana Funds Gain $421M
U.S. Bitcoin ETFs experienced massive outflows totaling $946 million last week as investors reacted to Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s cautious stance on interest rates. Meanwhile, newly launched Solana ETFs attracted $421 million in fresh capital, highlighting shifting institutional preferences in digital asset markets amid broader market uncertainty and government shutdown-induced data scarcity.
about Bitcoin ETFs See $946M Outflows, Solana Funds Gain $421M