"Bitcoin ( ) has given back everything it gained in 2025. The rally started in early January and peaked at $126,000 on October 6, but the Bitcoin price erased all those gains over the past six weeks. ETF flows reversed, miners sold into weakness, and macro conditions turned against risk assets. BTC briefly touched $81,000 in mid-November before stabilizing in the low $90,000s."
"Bitcoin's rally this year started strong but ended in one of its sharpest reversals since spot ETFs launched. Early July saw BTC around $88,000 before institutional buying through BlackRock, Fidelity, and Ark pushed the Bitcoin price into the $109,000-$112,000 range by late July. ETF inflows stayed strong through August as cooling inflation made risk assets attractive. September and October marked the peak. Bitcoin spiked to $126,210 on October 6 before stalling as ETF inflows slowed, bond yields climbed, and miners began selling."
Bitcoin's 2025 rally peaked at $126,210 on October 6 and then reversed sharply, returning to roughly $86,000 within six weeks. Institutional ETF inflows had driven prices from around $88,000 in July into triple digits, but ETF flows reversed in November, with nearly $1 billion leaving on November 21 and total November ETF outflows of $3.79 billion. Miners sold into weakness as bond yields climbed and liquidity thinned, amplifying moves. Long-term holders and institutions continued purchases that prevented a drop below $85,000, while technical indicators point to further downside. The December Fed meeting could determine whether support near $83,500 holds or prices recover toward $120,000.
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