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by: xpoolPosted on: November 15, 2025

Bitcoin ETFs See Massive Outflows, Fueling Debate on Market Cycle

Bitcoin experienced a sharp decline, hitting a six-month low, as investors pulled money out of spot Bitcoin ETFs. This marks the second-worst day for ETF withdrawals in history, exceeding $866 million. Analysts are divided over whether this signals the start of a bear market, with some highlighting continued demand for alternative crypto assets such as XRP and Solana.

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