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🚨BlackRock prepares to dump these 2 cryptocurrencies again🚨 BlackRock deposited 2,822 Bitcoin (BTC) worth $243.59 million and 36,283 Ethereum (ETH) valued at $101.72 million to Coinbase Prime on Monday, November 24. As of the time of writing, the world’s largest fund manager commands $77.4 billion in cryptocurrencies, of which some 87% are in Bitcoin and 13% in Ethereum, according to data retrieved by Finbold from Arkham. The timing of the transfers is notable given that the U.S.-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs are witnessing some of the heaviest monthly outflows since their debut. Indeed, the funds have seen approximately $3.5 billion in withdrawals so far this month, the second-largest figure behind only the record $3.6 billion pulled in February this year. BlackRock, which accounts for about 60% of all assets in the category, has alone recorded $2.5 billion in redemptions with the last recorded move. Bitcoin and Ethereum on shaky ground Both Bitcoin and Ethereum continue to face heavy selling pressure as the broader cryptocurrency market extends its ongoing correction, both being in the red at the time of writing and trading at $86,100 and $2,820, respectively. At the current price, Ethereum is below both its 100-day and 200-day moving averages, currently trading near $2,800. The decline followed several days of consolidation around $3,000, which failed to provide strong support. Similarly, Bitcoin has broken below the critical $88,000–$90,000 support cluster, with a relative strength index (RSI) reading of 28 and suggesting the asset is in the “Oversold” territory. Ethereum’s RSI is hovering near oversold territory at around 30, signaling continued bearish momentum. Moreover, Bitcoin open interest has also plummeted to a six-month low, which likely signals upcoming instability and abrupt corrections. Accordingly, the consistent ETF outflows could reflect a shift in investor sentiment in the face of potential further selloffs.

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$BTC #BTCDown100k 🚨'Violent selloff, not terminal': Analysts see bitcoin consolidating after leverage flush dips price below $100,000 🚨 Bitcoin broke below $100,000 late on Tuesday, for the first time since May 2025, as billions in leveraged positions were liquidated during yet another massive deleveraging event following the Oct. 10 flush. According to The Block’s price page, Bitcoin plunged to an intraday low of $99,980 before stabilizing on Wednesday at around $101,700. The recovery cushioned a broad crypto market reprieve. Nic Puckrin, co-founder of The Coin Bureau, said the brief return below six figures carries psychological weight but not necessarily structural damage. "Bitcoin under $100,000 tends to fill crypto investors with an almost biblical level of dread,” Puckrin said. “But despite the drop, BTC is only about 20% below its all-time high. This is crypto, not the bond market. A 20% fall is often just a buying opportunity.” Macro pressures meet a leverage unwind More than $1.7 billion in estimated liquidations were recorded across exchanges, including over $1.3 billion in long positions, according to CoinGlass data. The total crypto market capitalization fell over 2% to $3.4 trillion, erasing nearly $289 billion in value within 24 hours as major altcoins like ether and SOL tumbled. However, the figure likely understates the true scale, as major derivatives venues like Binance and OKX publish liquidation data intermittently. A mix of macro unease and mechanical deleveraging triggered the sell-off, analysts shared with The Block. A global risk-off wave swept across equities and commodities, with AI-linked tech stocks leading losses on Wall Street. As capital retreated to cash and Treasuries, crypto — still viewed as a high-beta risk asset — bore the brunt.ETF redemptions deepened the slide. Bitcoin spot ETFs saw $578 million in outflows on Nov. 4, marking a fifth straight day of redemptions. Ethereum ETFs lost $219 million, while Solana ETFs extended their winning streak with $14.8 million in inflows.

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