Bitcoin under pressure as ETF outflows and margin liquidations drive sharp selloff
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Bitcoin ETF outflows and shrinking liquidity intensified the recent BTC price decline. Margin liquidations accelerated the selloff as key support levels broke. Correlation with tech stocks added pressure amid broader risk-off sentiment. Bitcoin price has come under intense pressure in recent weeks, with the market enduring a deep pullback fueled by weakening demand, heavy ETF outflows, and a wave of forced liquidations. The downturn has erased months of gains and pushed traders to question whether the latest slide marks a temporary setback or the start of a deeper cycle reset. ETF outflows add fuel to the decline Bitcoin’s slide has been sharp and persistent since its early October peak above $126,000. Since the October peak, the cryptocurrency has shed almost $800 billion in value, sinking to levels last seen in the spring. ETFs, once a stabilising force for Bitcoin (BTC), are now driving additional weakness. BlackRock’s IBIT ETF, which previously absorbed sell-offs, has posted its largest monthly redemption on record, with $520 million leaving the fund. This reversal marks a shift in institutional sentiment and has become a major source of downward pressure. A recent NYDIG research highlights how ETF outflows, shrinking stablecoin supplies, and changing corporate treasury strategies are eroding the demand engine that supported Bitcoin earlier this year. Greg Cipolaro of NYDIG describes the current cycle as a “negative feedback loop,” in which factors that once boosted the market are now accelerating the downturn. This shift has placed Bitcoin under sustained selling pressure at a time when broader risk appetite is also weakening. A key part of this shift can be seen in the stablecoin market, where supplies have declined for the first time in months, with some tokens losing significant value after liquidation events. In addition, digital asset treasuries, once active Bitcoin buyers, are pulling back as…
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