Crypto pundit Ardizor has alleged that several crypto firms appear to be 
dumping Bitcoin, which is why the BTC price keeps crashing. The leading crypto 
had crashed over the weekend but is now recovering on hopes of a U.S.-Iran 
deal. Why The BTC Price Keeps Crashing In an X post, Ardizor stated that the 
BTC price was dumping because crypto exchanges Binance, Coinbase, and Bybit, 
along with whales and Wintermute, were selling millions of BTC. He claimed 
that they have sold over $2 billion worth of BTC and further alleged that it 
was a “pure, coordinated dump,” which usually comes after the U.S. market 
opens. Related Reading: Everyone Is Calling For Lower Bitcoin Price: Why This 
Is The Perfect Time To Go Parabolic The pundit cited on-chain flows from these 
crypto exchanges’ hot wallets as evidence that they were dumping Bitcoin. The 
latest dump in the BTC price came over the weekend, with the leading crypto 
falling below $75,000 after the SEC was reported to have delayed its decision 
on tokenized stocks due to regulatory concerns. Bitcoin also dropped as market 
participants further priced in the possibility of a Fed rate hike this year. 
However, the BTC price is recovering again following the crash below $75,000, 
on the back of optimism that the U.S. and Iran may be nearing a deal to end 
the war. U.S. President Donald Trump had said over the weekend that the draft 
deal had been largely negotiated, signaling that they could announce a peace 
deal soon. Furthermore, the BTC price and the broader crypto market are also 
recovering on the back of the decline in oil prices. Oil prices have dropped 
after Trump said the Strait of Hormuz will reopen under this deal, a move that 
could also ease inflationary pressures. What’s Next For Bitcoin Crypto analyst 
Ted Pillows noted that the BTC price closed above $75,000, and now the key 
zone to reclaim is between $77,500 and $78,000, with a rally towards the 
psychological $80,000 zone. He warned that if Bitcoin fails to hold above 
$78,000, it will likely sweep the $75,000 zone again. Meanwhile, crypto 
analyst Max noted that many low-leverage long liquidations were wiped out on 
the BTC price decline below $75,000. He stated that this now leaves only one 
decent cluster below, which will get swept if the price takes out the previous 
low at $74,200. At the same time, he pointed to another cluster around the 
$80,000 mark. Related Reading: Bitcoin Price Breaks 14-Year Support For The 
First Time In History, Analyst Predicts $50,000 Target The analyst 
acknowledged that a retest of the $80,000 range was still possible from a 
liquidity perspective, but that the current market structure favors another 
sweep lower. In line with this, Max said he expects the liquidity below to be 
taken out this week, unless the BTC price prints a higher high, invalidating 
the bearish structure. At the time of writing, the Bitcoin price is trading at 
around $77,300, up in the last 24 hours, according to data from CoinMarketCap. 
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The Bitcoin Billion-Dollar Dump: Here’s Why The BTC Price Keeps Crashing

A crypto whale who accumulated $62.83 million worth of Uniswap and Compound 
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with losses exceeding $39.7 million and roughly half the original position 
still to be offloaded. A $62 Million Bet That Went Wrong In July 2025, a 
wallet identified as 0xfa93 made […]

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The halt in US operations amid Russian airstrikes may hinder diplomatic 
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Japan&#8217;s delayed missile delivery highlights vulnerabilities in allied defense 
readiness, potentially accelerating Japan&#8217;s domestic missile development.
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