Litecoin (LTC) was trading at $87.72 at 18:30 (15:30 GMT) on Monday, according to Investing.com, down 10.91% for the day — marking its largest single-day decline since November 3.
Over the past week, long-term holders have been transferring large amounts of BTC to the Kraken crypto exchange. This activity continues the outflow trend seen since mid-October and explains Bitcoin’s negative price performance, according to trading experts.
U.S. spot Bitcoin (BTC) ETFs recorded an outflow of $470 million on October 29, as the asset’s price briefly dropped to $108,000 before recovering part of the decline.
Bitcoin fell on Thursday as traders assessed the outcome of the meeting between U.S. and Chinese leaders, while cautious comments from the Federal Reserve added further pressure.
Bitcoin edged lower on Tuesday as its recent rebound paused amid growing caution ahead of high-level talks between the U.S. and China, as well as the upcoming Federal Reserve meeting later this week.
Bitcoin rose on Wednesday but remained near recent lows as cryptocurrency markets continued to struggle to recover from the early-October flash crash.
On Tuesday, October 22, gold prices recorded the sharpest single-day drop in five years, as investors took profits after a record rally.
Bitcoin fell on Tuesday, sharply reversing course after the weekend rally ran out of steam, as cryptocurrencies lagged behind other risk markets amid easing trade tensions between the U.S. and China.
The cryptocurrency Cardano was trading at $0.6008 at 11:17 AM (08:17 GMT) on Friday, according to the Investing.com Index, down 10.12% for the day. This marked the largest single-day decline for the cryptocurrency since October 10.
Bitcoin (BTC $106,803.77) continued to lose ground on Friday, dropping below a key moving average, as risk assets remained defensive and U.S. Treasury yields fell to their lowest levels in months.
Bitcoin fell on Friday and is set to finish its second consecutive week of losses, as risk appetite in the cryptocurrency market weakened due to concerns over trade tensions between the U.S. and China, as well as potential credit risks.
The cryptocurrency Bitcoin (BTC) has faced one of the sharpest declines of 2025: since October 9, its price has dropped by 17% — from $123,000 to a low of $102,000. Analysts noted that subsequent events revealed that the apparent correction was actually driven by mass retail capitulation and a large-scale capital outflow from ETFs.
Bitcoin fell on Thursday, remaining under pressure after last week’s sharp drop, as persistent risk aversion amid renewed trade tensions between the U.S. and China weighed on cryptocurrency markets.
XRP has been unable to recover after the recent market crash. Weak investor support and growing selling pressure are hindering its rebound.
Cryptocurrencies continue to fall following an unprecedented wave of liquidations that triggered aggressive selling over the weekend, Bloomberg reports.
Bitcoin fell on Tuesday, ending its recent rebound as markets remained cautious amid growing fears of a renewed trade war between the U.S. and China.
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