Solana and XRP ETFs extended their inflow streaks on November 14, while 
Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs recorded their third and fourth consecutive days of 
outflows. Bitcoin (BTC) ETFs bled $492.11 million, and Ethereum (ETH) ETFs saw 
$177.90 million in redemptions.…

Solana and XRP ETFs extend inflow streak while Bitcoin ETFs bleed $492m

Bitcoin’s derivatives markets remain active early Saturday as bitcoin hovered 
between $95,871 and $96,341 over the last hour at 9 a.m. EST, with traders 
scrambling to reposition after bitcoin spent the week tumbling back under the 
six-figure threshold for the first time since June. Futures Traders Cut Risk 
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The crypto bear market continued this week, with top coins like Bitcoin, 
Solana, Ethereum, and Ripple crashing by over 20% from their recent highs. 
Ripple (XRP) token has crashed by over 38% from its highest level this year. 
Bitcoin (BTC)…

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The Bitcoin price has continued its horrendous run of form in the final 
quarter of 2025, ending the year pretty much as it began. Having lost the 
psychological $100,000 level on Thursday, November 13, the premier 
cryptocurrency appears to be free-falling under significant bearish pressure. 
Theories and debates continue to swirl around whether the Bitcoin price is 
merely feeling the effect of a naturally volatile crypto market or the bear 
season is slowly kicking in. A specific hypothesis explains that a loss of a 
certain technical level could spell a longer period of correction for BTC. 
Factors Behind The Bitcoin Price Collapse In a Quicktake post on the 
CryptoQuant platform, XWIN Research hypothesized and proposed how long the 
current Bitcoin price downturn could last. Before diving into its theory, the 
digital asset research firm first highlighted some of the factors behind the 
current decline in BTC’s price. Related Reading: How Low Can Bitcoin Price Go? 
JPMorgan Points To A Key Threshold XWIN Research revealed that the decreased 
expectations for a December rate cut are one of the reasons behind the recent 
decline. The shift in the Federal Reserve’s stance dragged the Bitcoin price 
below the key $100,000 level. Secondly, the crypto analytics firm noted that 
capital flows into spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have reversed sharply, 
with the investment products seeing nearly $1.1 billion in outflows in recent 
days. These massive withdrawals signal a waning institutional demand and 
general market sentiment. Finally, XWIN Research revealed that the excessive 
leverage in the market unwound violently. “Once major supports broke, 
cascading liquidations triggered more than 600 million USD in forced long 
closures within hours. Added to this were exchange-related rumors and DeFi 
security incidents, pushing sentiment into extreme fear,” the analytics firm 
wrote. How Long Could This Decline Continue? After outlining the factors 
behind this Bitcoin price decline, XWIN Research put forward a theory and a 
potential timeline for the future trajectory of the flagship cryptocurrency. 
With the $92,000 &#8211; $94,000 region being pinpointed as the next critical 
support, a breach of this zone could see the price of BTC fall to around 
$85,000. XWIN Research wrote in its Quicktake post that this $92,000 breakdown 
could see the Bitcoin price correction linger until early or mid-2026. 
However, the DeFi analytics firm noted that recent on-chain data offers a more 
optimistic outlook for the market leader. For instance, the cost basis of 
6-to-12-month holders stands around $94,000, serving as a strong structural 
support. So long as the Bitcoin price stays above this band, the long-term 
bullish case for the premier cryptocurrency remains intact. XWIN Research 
added: Several catalysts could drive the next recovery. The most important is 
an improvement in macro conditions: a shift toward rate cuts or broader 
liquidity expansion in 2026 would draw capital back into risk assets. As of 
this writing, the price of BTC stands at around $94,930, reflecting a nearly 
4% decline in the past 24 hours. Featured image from iStock, chart from 
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