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Bitcoin Hits Six-Month Low Below $95,000 as ETF Outflows Swell

Investors yanked roughly $870 million from US spot Bitcoin ETFs, signaling weaker rate‑cut odds.

Overview

  • The token fell to roughly $94,500–$95,000, down about 24% from October’s all‑time high and set for a third straight weekly loss.
  • US spot Bitcoin ETFs posted $869.9 million in net redemptions in a single day, the second‑largest on record, led by outflows at Grayscale, BlackRock and Fidelity funds.
  • Derivatives markets saw more than $1 billion in liquidations as volatility spiked, while the Crypto Fear & Greed Index slid into “extreme fear.”
  • Rate‑cut expectations for December dropped to below 50% after hawkish signals from Fed officials, and tech‑led stock declines underscored crypto’s tightening correlation with risk assets.
  • On‑chain data show accelerated distribution by long‑term holders—about 815,000 BTC over 30 days—with Glassnode describing a cautious, mild‑bearish consolidation as analysts debate a bear regime versus a mid‑cycle correction.