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Bitcoin extends its decline: What’s happening? Bitcoin has seen a lot of straggles lately, losing more than 20% over the past month and dropping over 40% from its early October high above $126,000.  November became its worst month since June 2022, a period remembered for deep market turmoil. The recent drop to the $80,000 area marked its lowest point in seven months. Even with a modest recovery afterward, the broader chart still reflects a clear downward trend. Source: CoinMarketCap There has also been a noticeable shift in the way sellers behave. For instance, last week Bitcoin reached a point where passive selling pressure on spot markets and perpetual futures stopped driving prices lower. Liquidity remains stacked above the $92,000 level, which shows that some investors are still willing to sell into strength. However, they are no longer overwhelming the market as they did during the sharp declines in early November. Institutional support for BTC continues Institutional flows remain a major part of the story. The iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF recorded about $2.2 billion in outflows in November. Analysts at Sentora say ETF redemptions are now acting as a mechanical force that accelerates declines by pushing Bitcoin through support zones and creating stress across the market. JPMorgan recently noted that macroeconomic conditions have become a more dominant driver of crypto prices than the traditional four-year halving cycle. The bank also highlighted that early-stage projects once leaned heavily on large private fundraising rounds, leaving retail buyers to enter later at higher valuations. Source: Farside Retail participation has faded since then, and institutional investors now play a larger role in providing depth and stability to the market. Some firms remain confident. ARK Invest increased its exposure to the ARK 21Shares Bitcoin ETF, purchasing more than 70,000 shares. This move seems to reflect ARK’s…

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