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Benjamin Cowen links the current equity sell‑off to a historic fourth‑quarter cycle, warning that Bitcoin could fall to a $44,000 floor within months.
ETF buyers added 79,800 BTC in Q3, nearly double new mining, yet 91% of inflows occurred in two short periods and older‑holder balances fell sharply.
Dogecoin reclaimed its 4‑hour 50‑EMA and is testing a descending trendline near $0.0786, while futures open interest falls and ETF inflows remain at zero since mid‑October.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs let investors gain exposure to Bitcoin without holding the cryptocurrency directly, using regulated exchange‑traded funds.
The BOJ will sell its equity‑ETF holdings 2.6 times faster, cutting the projected disposal period from 112 to 43 years, while keeping market stability in mind.
Bitcoin finished October down 7.32%, its weakest monthly performance in 12 years, as a major security breach at Binance and ETF outflows weighed on prices.
Bitcoin steadied around $77,000 as open interest rose and US spot ETFs recorded $643 million of outflows, raising questions about the sustainability of its recovery.
The Bank of Japan will increase its annual equity ETF disposals from ¥330 billion to ¥860 billion starting next year, a move that could indirectly impact crypto markets through leveraged portfolio stress.
Bitcoin Magazine’s Tyler Evans argues that Bitcoin has matured out of the bear market, citing a shift in ETF flows from negative to strong accumulation.