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Bitcoin Updates Today: As Bitcoin Falters, AI Partnerships Highlight Changing Market Focus

Bitget-RWA2025/11/25 03:00

By:Bitget-RWA

- Bitcoin's 25% monthly drop tests $80,553 support as 11 U.S. ETFs report $3.79B outflows amid heightened gamma-driven selling and thinning liquidity. - Binance's Richard Teng frames volatility as "healthy consolidation," noting crypto's 100%+ 2024 gains despite macro risks and uncertain Fed policy. - Market makers face amplified swings below $85,000 due to short-gamma positions, while Deutsche Bank links selloff to regulatory stagnation and profit-taking. - Bitcoin Munari's $0.10 token presale and C3.ai's

Despite Bitcoin experiencing its most significant downturn in years, Wall Street continues to tolerate the cryptocurrency's notorious price swings, with institutional investors and market makers maneuvering through an increasingly delicate market environment. The 11 spot

Bitcoin

ETFs listed in the U.S.

have seen unprecedented outflows totaling $3.79 billion

just in November, as Bitcoin hovers near its weakest monthly showing since the collapses of

Terra

and FTX in 2022. On Friday, Bitcoin’s price dropped to $80,553, wiping out nearly a quarter of its value this month and

challenging vital support zones as gamma-driven selling intensifies

in the market.

Richard Teng, CEO of Binance, played down the recent drop,

pointing out that Bitcoin’s volatility is consistent

with what is observed in traditional markets during times of deleveraging and increased risk aversion. “Periods of consolidation are actually beneficial for the sector,” he stated, highlighting that, even with the recent downturn, Bitcoin is still up over 100% from its 2024 starting point. His remarks reflect a broader belief that sharp corrections are a normal part of Bitcoin’s cycle, though traders are growing more cautious about its vulnerability to macroeconomic shifts, especially with the Federal Reserve’s uncertain interest rate outlook.

Technical signals point to a fragile market. Market makers are contending with increased gamma risk as Bitcoin moves past important options levels, which is amplifying price volatility. When the price falls below $85,000—a level marked by strong demand for put options—dealers who are “short gamma” must sell more Bitcoin to hedge,

further accelerating the selloff

. This effect is worsened by shrinking liquidity and large-scale institutional withdrawals,

with Deutsche Bank citing the downturn

as a result of a combination of macroeconomic threats, regulatory inaction, and profit-taking by long-term investors.

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Amidst the upheaval, innovative projects are finding new opportunities.

At the same time, enterprise AI companies such as C3.ai are strengthening their collaborations with major cloud providers like Microsoft, indicating a shift of investment toward more stable industries.

The company’s expanded partnerships

with Microsoft Copilot, Fabric, and Azure AI Foundry are designed to simplify AI implementation for businesses, standing in contrast to the current instability in crypto. C3.ai’s alliances with leading cloud firms highlight a larger movement: as crypto markets remain volatile, traditional tech sectors are leveraging the rapid growth of AI.

The growing gap in market behavior brings up concerns about Bitcoin’s ability to endure over the long term. While

Pomp and other commentators maintain

that Wall Street should not be rattled by short-term fluctuations, Bitcoin’s recovery will depend on clearer regulatory direction, better liquidity, and resolution of macroeconomic challenges. For now, uncertainty prevails,

with experts cautioning that additional drops

could push Bitcoin into the $83,000–$84,000 support zone—a crucial level for market sentiment.

Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.

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Bitcoin News Today: Bitcoin's Rebound Fails to Ease Crypto's Liquidity Crunch

- Bitcoin's $80,000 rebound failed to reverse crypto's liquidity crisis as structural risks deepen amid macroeconomic pressures and thinning market liquidity. - Total crypto market cap fell below $3 trillion with $950M+ liquidations, while Bitcoin's dominance dropped below 49% as capital rotated into altcoins like HBAR and HYPE. - Institutional divergence emerged: spot ETFs saw $1.38B redemptions while on-chain accumulators added 42,000 BTC, contrasting with long-term investors offloading ~42,000 BTC this

Bitget-RWA•2025/11/25 05:54