According to Bloomberg, Bitcoin’s decline has exposed market fragility, with retail buyers largely absent and institutional demand losing momentum. Data from Deutsche Bank AG shows investors are shifting toward AI-related investments, causing institutional demand to weaken. Analyst Marion Laboure noted that marginal buyers are no longer retail investors, and investors have withdrawn $6 billion from Bitcoin ETFs. Bitcoin is currently trading below the Strategy average cost of $75,699, as the market begins to price in the possibility of forced liquidations by leveraged holders.
Bitcoin Falls Below $75,699 as $6 Billion Is Withdrawn from Bitcoin ETFs
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Bitcoin falls below $75,699 as $6 billion exits Bitcoin ETFs, according to Deutsche Bank AG. Market trends indicate capital shifting toward AI-linked assets. Retail buyers are absent, with support and resistance levels now critical for short-term direction. Institutional demand is weakening, and leveraged positions may face liquidation as prices drop below average strategy costs.
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