Odaily Planet Daily report: Amid sustained capital outflows and overlapping macro risks, the crypto market may experience a sharper decline, according to analyst Samer Hasn. Bitcoin has concluded its previous consolidation phase and entered a new downward cycle. Uncertainty surrounding tariffs and tightening liquidity have formed a "toxic combination," accelerating capital flight from the crypto market. If selling pressure persists, Bitcoin could face a "severe sell-off," with prices potentially dropping to the $53,000–$55,000 range. Additionally, on-chain data shows that U.S. spot ETFs have reduced their holdings by approximately 100,000 BTC since the cycle high in October last year, reflecting an institutional risk-reduction trend. The number of active addresses has fallen below its normal range, realized capital continues to contract, and unrealized losses dominate, indicating weakening market confidence and participation. (The Block)
Analyst Warns Bitcoin Could Fall to $53,000 Amid Capital Outflows and Macroeconomic Risks
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Analyst Samer Hasn warns that Bitcoin could drop to $53,000 due to ETF outflows and macroeconomic risks. Concerns over tariffs and reduced liquidity are driving funds out of crypto. On-chain data shows U.S. spot ETFs have reduced their BTC holdings by 100,000 since October 2025. Active addresses and realized capital are declining, while unrealized losses prevail. The Fear & Greed Index reflects growing pessimism as market confidence weakens.
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