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- Bitcoin Faces Massive Liquidation Cluster Near $60K, Glassnode Warns
- Bitcoin Near $64,000 as Drawdown From October High Tops 24%
- Bitcoin Plunges, but Michael Saylor Says STRC Still Delivers Gains
- Cobra Warns AI Threatens Bitcoin Self-Custody as Winter Looms
- Ether Falls Below $1,900 as Losses Outpace Bitcoin
- Fed Rate Hike Odds Reach Near-Certainty as Bitcoin Price Falls to $65K
- 2022 Vibes: $26 Billion Vanishes From Stablecoin Market Since May Peak
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Bitcoin Price Falls 14% in a Week to $65,000 as Weekend Selling Breaks Friday’s Low
𝕏: @glassnodeglassnode / @glassnode·bitcoin:native price is approaching a massive liquidation cluster. The August breakout left behind these long entries. Markets tend to gravitate toward spots of fragility such as this. After weeks of selling, this could be the accelerant for a final capitulation flush.
- Nakamoto Debt Dwarfs Market Cap as Bitcoin Price Plunges Below $67K
- Bitcoin Price Faces 10 Bearish Threats as 10 Recovery Catalysts Begin Taking Shape
- Jane Street Nearly Doubled Its Bitcoin ETF Book In Q3: What The Filing Really Shows
- Strategy’s Bitcoin Cost Gap Widens to $7.7 Billion
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Bitcoin Dips To $68,000 As Anthropic IPO Pulls Cash, But History Points To A Buying Window
𝕏: @Matt_HouganMatt Hougan / @Matt_Hougan·Crypto is giving mid-2018 vibes, when the space was exhausted and a lot of people gave up. Feels like we could wander through the wilderness for a while as we digest the long-term impact of the elections / Binance / tighter monetary policy / etc. There will be a big buying opportunity at some point, but it's hard to say when. The thing that broke the 2018 malaise was an innovation breakthrough (DeFi). I suspect the same will be true here. The annoying thing about breakthroughs is that they are impossible to predict. If you saw it coming, you would start a multi-billion dollar business to capitalize on it.
- Vienna’s Satoshi Statue Vanishes When You Look At It, And That’s The Point
- US PPI Hits 6.5% as Bitcoin and Ether Edge Higher
- Bitcoin ETFs shed $2.35B in two weeks as BlackRock’s losing streak hits 11 sessions
- Peter Schiff Calls Bitcoin a ‘Slow Bleed’ While Gold Slides Below $3,900
- Bitcoin Drops Below $67,000 as Crypto Selloff Deepens
- AAVE Slides 30% in Four Weeks, Trailing Bitcoin and Ether
- Why the Path to Quantum Resistance Runs Uphill for Wallet Manufacturers
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Nakamoto Delays Kraken Debt as Bitcoin Collateral Falls
𝕏: @laurashinLaura Shin / @laurashin·Nakamoto Inc. extended 60 million USDT of its 165 million USDT Kraken loan by a year, the bitcoin treasury company disclosed Thursday. Under the amendment, the net value of its bitcoin derivatives positions, such as put options, now counts toward the loan's collateral.
- Hyperliquid (HYPE) Prints Growth Amid Panic, Stellar (XLM) Avoids Sell-Off, Bitcoin (BTC) Losses Are Not Critical: Crypto Market Review
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Grayscale Sees New Crypto Opportunities as Bitcoin’s Grip Weakens
𝕏: @laurashinLaura Shin / @laurashin·Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan sees a potential $BTC to $ZEC rotation this cycle, as institutions absorb Bitcoin and OG holders seek privacy "Privacy is an important part of the ecosystem. And as traditional assets get smushed into the institutional world, they lose an element of that." "My core mental model is there probably was no room for Zcash 10 years ago with Bitcoin. It didn't feel different enough from Bitcoin. It now feels remarkably different from Bitcoin." "Zcash straddles an interesting position between Bitcoin and Monero, where it can fit into institutional settings but still provide that privacy." "I'm bullish on the privacy thesis. That's going to be one of the metas that works in this cycle, privacy-oriented solutions. The other big meta that works is institutional adoption." "You could see OG crypto graduating from older coins into privacy solutions, and then being replaced by institutional investors. So selling Bitcoin to institutions and buying Zcash, that's an element of what we'll see in this market cycle."
- Here’s what happened in crypto today
- Adam Back makes case for simpler security as Blockstream launches Bitcoin custody system
- Twenty One Capital CEO Says $1.09 Billion Quarterly Profit Came From Bitcoin, Not Business
- Crypto Hits 'Extreme Fear' as Bitcoin (BTC) Price Loses $70,000
- Trump Nominates Ex-CFTC Commissioner Kristin Johnson and Three Others to SEC, CFTC
- Court Order Lets DOJ Lock Up $1.2 Billion of North Korea’s Stolen Binance Crypto
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Bitcoin Breaks Below $70,000 as Liquidations Sweep Through Leveraged Longs
𝕏: @glassnodeglassnode / @glassnode·Bitcoin's biggest liquidation cluster sits near $60k. These are longs opened near the bottom, and price has not tested their entries since it shot up in August. Patient buyers have often found opportunity in forced selling, and a sweep of $60k would create plenty of it., @glassnodeglassnode / @glassnode·US demand for bitcoin:native has gone quiet. The Coinbase premium has been below zero through the whole slide from the September high. Its 30-day average is the deepest since February. The rallies of 2024 and 2025 all ran with a premium, and several started from discounts this deep., @WuBlockchainWu Blockchain / @WuBlockchain·Coinbase Institutional: Fed Rate Expectations, Not Binance Hack, Drive Bitcoin’s Recent Decline Coinbase Institutional said in its weekly report that Bitcoin’s recent decline was driven primarily by shifting Fed policy expectations rather than the Binance hack. October nonfarm payrolls and CPI both exceeded expectations, with markets fully pricing in a 25 bps rate hike in December and 64 bps of hikes over the next 12 months. Bitcoin fell below key support at $73,000, while stablecoin supply contracted by a record $11.5 billion over the past 30 days. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $1.44 billion in net outflows over the five trading days leading up to Nov. 11, with ETF holders sitting on approximately $12.7 billion in aggregate unrealized losses. Coinbase Institutional warned that a sustained move below $73,000 would significantly increase the likelihood of a decline toward the $66,000–$68,000 support zone.