Bitcoin dipped below $100,000 for the second time this week Friday morning after having dropped 2.7% in the past 24 hours. BTC has lost 9.1% since this time last week. “Bitcoin’s dip below $100K looks more like a mid-cycle shakeout than a trend reversal,” Bitunix analyst Dean Chen told Decrypt. “ETF data show a net inflow
Bitcoin has recently fallen below the crucial $100K support level, indicating a notable bearish move. If buyers couldn’t hold this critical level, another cascade toward the $95K range will occur. Technical Analysis By Shayan The Daily Chart On the daily timeframe, BTC remains locked between the $100K–$102K demand block and the $114K resistance cluster, with
The bears are back in town, and BTC has dropped below $100,000 for the second time this week as the overall market sentiment remains highly bearish. This has prompted even some of the most optimistic analysts to change their tune on bitcoin, including Merlijn The Trader, who outlined a crucial warning sign that has led
The Crypto Crash Shows No Signs of Stopping The broader crypto market remains under intense pressure, extending the correction that began earlier this month. As of November 7, 2025, total market capitalization sits around $3.34 trillion, down sharply from recent highs. Daily trading volume hovers at $162 billion, showing continued activity but limited buying confidence.
BlackRock, the world’s largest asset manager, added 921 Bitcoin (BTC) to its portfolio on Thursday, November 6, but the overall net holdings are still 5,300 BTC in the red this week, signaling active portfolio adjustments amid ongoing market volatility. With the recent sales, the fund’s reserves have diminished, now totaling around 798,000 BTC, valued at
U.S. spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds recorded nearly $240 million in net inflows Thursday, breaking a brutal six-day stretch that saw investors yank more than $2 billion from the products. The inflows were led by BlackRock’s IBIT ($112.4 million), Fidelity’s FBTC ($61.6 million), and Ark 21Shares’ ARKB ($60.4 million), according to Farside Investors data, offering a
Following a sharp correction from its $126,000 peak, Bitcoin is currently trading below $102,000. This price range is prompting concerns among investors that it could signal the start of a deeper downtrend. However, historical data, technical indicators, and macroeconomic factors suggest that Bitcoin still has room to grow before the current bull cycle ends. The
As Bitcoin undergoes a short-term correction, a divided market outlook emerges. Some experts warn that a break below the psychological $100,000 level could trigger a further plunge to $56,000. On the other hand, on-chain data analysts suggest the current downturn is a healthy adjustment. McGlone Identifies $100K as Critical Support Mike McGlone, Senior Commodity Strategist
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs resumed inflows on Nov. 7 as institutional demand for the bellwether asset returned, after BTC bulls successfully defended the $100K support level. Summary U.S. Bitcoin ETFs switched back to inflows on Nov. 7 as institutional demand improved. Bitcoin bulls have defended the $100k psycologcial support level twice this week. Crypto markets
Story Highlights Social media rumors claim NVIDIA is preparing a massive Bitcoin buy, but a Coinpedia fact-check finds zero evidence, filings, or on-chain activity to support it. Despite viral insider claims, NVIDIA’s focus remains AI and chips, with no official BTC plans; analysts confirm the company hasn’t made or signaled any Bitcoin purchase. Recently, social