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Bitcoin’s slide below $75,000 triggered nearly $1 billion in forced liquidations and $2 billion in spot‑ETF outflows, shattering recent institutional demand.
Bitcoin hovers at $77,200 while U.S. spot ETFs shed $1.15 B this week, signaling weak demand amid geopolitical focus.
Ethereum hovers under $2,155, threatening a 0.5% rally and tightening short‑term support at $2,130.
Bitcoin’s ETF outflows reached 20% of inflows in the first week of May, even as the price rebounded to $68,000, forcing a rethink of crypto exposure.
Bitcoin’s rally stalled at the 200‑day SMA, sending ETF inflows flipping to outflows and pushing the market toward a 70k on‑chain ceiling.
ETH steadied above $2,100 as US‑Iran talks unfold, while a South Korean funeral firm hemorrhages $33 million on a BitMine ETF.
Fed now sees a 54% chance of a rate hike by December, shattering Bitcoin’s easy‑money narrative and draining $1B from spot ETFs in two days.
The 10‑year Treasury climbed to 4.6653% on May 19, triggering $1.6 bn of net outflows from spot Bitcoin ETFs and pushing BTC toward the $75‑78k support zone.
Bitcoin slipped below $77,000 as $650 million fled spot ETFs, tightening the squeeze on crypto‑linked portfolios.
Bitcoin failed to clear its $83K moving average, and 81 days of negative funding warn traders of looming weakness.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $649 million of net outflows on Monday, driven by recent U.S. inflation data and heightened geopolitical risk, while long‑term holders keep downside limited.
Bitcoin fell $5,000 in days, with record ETF outflows, negative CVD and rising options skew pointing to further pressure. XRP and Ethereum also show bearish signs amid broader market caution.