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Galaxy Asset Management’s Monthly Market Commentary is here. Inside the November Edition: 🔶 “Uptober” rallies reverse → Liquidity meets policy reality 🔶 Altcoin spot ETFs debut → Solana leads early inflows 🔶 Wall Street warms to crypto → Advisors open access 🔶 U.K. reopens retail market → Regulation catches up

U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded another day of heavy redemptions on November 17. It delivered a net outflow of $255 million and extended a four-day streak of withdrawals. The decline reflects weakening investor sentiment as Bitcoin struggles to hold its footing below the $92,000 level. BlackRock’s flagship IBIT ETF led the downturn with a sharp single-day outflow. This raises fresh concerns about institutional appetite heading into late November. BlackRock’s IBIT Drives the Outflow Wave BlackRock’s IBIT ETF once again sat at the center of the market movement. It reported $146 million in outflows for the day, equal to roughly 1,590 BTC redeemed. The fund remains the largest Bitcoin ETF in the U.S. with more than $72 billion in net assets. But recent trading suggests investors are de-risking quickly. Other major issuers also posted redemptions. Fidelity’s FBTC ETF logged nearly $12 million in outflows. While Grayscale’s GBTC lost $34.5 million. ARK 21Shares reported $29.6 million leaving its ARKB ETF. Only a few smaller issuers recorded neutral flows, and none posted net inflows for the day. The overall picture shows broad risk aversion across the Bitcoin ETF sector. Total trading volume still remained high at $7.66 billion. But buyers were noticeably hesitant. Ethereum ETFs Face Pressure While Solana Stands Out The weakness was not limited to Bitcoin. U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs registered $183 million in net outflows on the same day. Investors appear cautious across the broader crypto ETF market. As volatility rises and macro concerns persist. However, Solana showed a rare sign of strength. Spot Solana ETFs recorded $8.26 million in net inflows. It reflects growing interest in the ecosystem after the debut of several staking enabled Solana products. Analysts say the rotation highlights a shift toward altcoins that offer yield or active staking participation. Market Sentiment Slides as Bitcoin Tests Lower Levels Bitcoin price dropped more than 2% during the session closing near $91,900. The downturn pushed Bitcoin year-to-date performance into negative territory. It is renewing debate about whether the market is entering a deeper correction. Despite the recent weakness, cumulative net inflows into spot Bitcoin ETFs remain strong at $58.6 billion. Total net assets across all issuers sit at $121 billion. This represents about 6.6% of all BTC in circulation. Still, the latest streak of redemptions suggests investors are trimming exposure as they wait for clearer market signals. Outlook Remains Uncertain Ahead of Year-End Analysts say the current outflows reflect a mix of macroeconomic pressure, declining risk appetite and profit-taking after Bitcoin’s earlier rallies. With the market heading toward the final weeks of the year. The volatility is expected to remain elevated. Currently, Bitcoin ETFs continue to face selling pressure. If outflows persist traders warn the market could see further downside before stabilizing. $BTC $ETH

📉 Crypto Market Summary (18 Nov 2025) $BTC : ~$91,800 (down ≈ 3%) $ETH : ~$3,030 (down ≈ 3%) Altcoins also falling — many down 5%+. --- 🧨 Why the Market Is Falling Bitcoin has wiped out all 2025 gains and dropped sharply from recent highs. The entire crypto market has lost over $1 trillion in the last 40 days. Market sentiment is now “Extreme Fear.” Global markets are weak — stocks, crypto, and even gold are under pressure. Traders fear more downside; many are betting BTC could fall towards $80,000. --- 🟡 Any Good News? VanEck launched a Solana ETF, showing continued institutional interest. Some analysts say this could be a healthy correction, not a full bear market. --- 📌 What to Watch Next Bitcoin support levels: $90k → $85k → $80k ETF flows (buying or selling) Upcoming U.S. economic data (jobs report, inflation)

A sharp sell-off once again affected the cryptocurrency market today. With the decline accelerating throughout the day, Bitcoin ($BTC ) fell below the $92,000 level, while Ethereum ($ETH ) lost the psychological $3,000 threshold. The market decline was further deepened by mass liquidations of heavily leveraged positions. The price of Bitcoin fell 2.46% in the last 24 hours to $91,789. The weekly loss is 13.29%. BTC's market capitalization has fallen to $1.83 trillion. The Ethereum price also suffered from the sharp market decline. ETH fell 3.54% to $2,984, a weekly decline of 16.35%. Chart showing the decline in ETH price. Solana attracted attention with a 21.98% weekly loss, while Cardano's loss reached 21.39%. One of the biggest factors in the deepening market decline was the mass liquidation of leveraged positions. According to Coin glass data: 1-hour liquidations: $122.26 million 4-hour liquidations: $274.98 million 12-hour liquidations: $579.83 million 24-hour liquidations: $795.36 million The most liquidated assets were: BTC: $396.65 million ETH: $165.65 million ZEC: $44.52 million XRP: $43.50 million LEFT: $37 million The US macro environment, uncertainty surrounding the Fed's interest rate decision, and the intense selling pressure experienced in the crypto market in recent days are straining investor sentiment. Analysts note that similar price movements can rapidly deepen during periods of high leverage.

The crypto market continues to grapple with sharp volatility and a steady decline in sentiment amid ongoing losses for major assets. Bitcoin recently fell below the $100,000 mark for the second time in a week. It has dropped 12% over the past month. The Fear and Greed Index has slipped into the ‘extreme fear’ zone, reigniting concerns about a possible shift toward a sustained bearish environment. The total crypto market cap now stands at 3.25 trillion dollars, down from 3.55 trillion dollars a week earlier. Bitcoin extended its downturn early Monday, briefly falling to $93,000, its lowest level since April. Is the Four-Year Cycle Still Intact? Recent commentary from Hunter Horsely, CEO of Bitwise, points to a structural shift in how investors interpret the long-standing four-year cycle narrative. Horsely outlined a sequence of effects that may be shaping current market behavior. He noted that many investors assume the cycle will bring a downturn in 2026, leading them to sell in 2025 to avoid a perceived “down” year. This early selling creates downward pressure in 2025, which, in turn, disrupts the pattern and weakens the idea of a predictable cycle-based timing. Horsely believes the market now operates under a new structure shaped by the rise of spot Bitcoin ETFs and broader institutional involvement. He argues that the conditions that produced earlier cycle patterns no longer apply. In his view, the market may have already spent nearly six months in a quiet bear phase and could be approaching its end. Solana and Altcoins Under Pressure Solana currently trades at $135 after a weekly decline of nearly 19%. Altcoins remain highly sensitive to Bitcoin price movements. Bitcoin’s struggle to hold key levels has pushed many alternative assets into wider pullbacks. Until market conditions stabilize, altcoins may continue to show choppy and unpredictable behavior. Spot ETF flows reveal diverging trends across the market. Solana spot ETFs recorded net inflows of $46.4 million over the past week. Meanwhile, Bitcoin and Ethereum spot ETFs continue to record outflows, which highlights shifting investor preferences during periods of broader market stress. Volatility and Liquidations Large-scale liquidations have played a significant role in recent market swings. According to CoinGlass data, there’s a $60 million cluster of $BTC liquidations at $92,818 that could trigger and accelerate the downturn. CoinGlass data also shows that over the past 16 days, three separate sessions recorded more than 1 billion dollars in liquidations. Daily liquidations above 500 million dollars now occur frequently, especially when trading volume remains thin. These conditions have amplified volatility on both the downside and the upside. Market sentiment has shifted quickly in response. CoinMarketCap’s Crypto Fear and Greed Index is now at 17, indicating extreme fear. This level ties the early 2025 bottom, even though Bitcoin has climbed 25% from its April low. Elevated leverage continues to magnify sentiment shifts across the market. $BTC $SOL