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Ether falters as ETF outflows grow and exchange deposits rise

Ether slid to around $1,506 last week, its lowest since April 2025, as institutional flows, spot supply and derivatives positioning came under pressure. Markets saw simultaneous spot ETF outflows, rising deposits to centralised exchanges and futures deleveraging, while bitcoin fell toward $60,000. Spot ether ETFs recorded four straight weeks of net outflows exceeding $870 million, cutting assets sharply. Exchange inflows hit a four-month high, and options data showed stronger demand for downside protection.

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Bitcoin hits 9-week low, wiping out long traders as $1.83 billion liquidated in a day

Bitcoin fell to around $65,000, its lowest level in nine weeks, triggering heavy liquidations in crypto derivatives markets. More than $1.83 billion was liquidated across the market in a day, including $774.2 million in bitcoin long positions and $440 million in ether long positions, according to Coinglass data. Attention is focused on whether bitcoin can defend the key $60,000 support level, amid increased exchange inflows and rising volatility.

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Bitcoin optimism despite weakness; Arthur Hayes, early investor say it is not a bear market

Bitcoin has slipped below $80,000, but Arthur Hayes and early bitcoin investor Davinci Jeremie view the decline as a buying opportunity rather than a market top. They described the selloff as a forced shakeout driven by macroeconomic pressure, citing a surge in U.S. 10-year Treasury yields and inflation data. A Deribit Prime Trading strategist flagged $80,000 as a near-term pivot and stressed sustained ETF inflows. Market direction may hinge on $80,000, ETF flows and U.S.-China trade talks.