Bitcoin price: below $75,000, lowest since mid-April
Original headlineCours du Bitcoin : sous les 75 000 dollars, un plus bas depuis la mi-avril
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Bitcoin fell below $75,000 on November 6, hitting its lowest level since mid-April amid a wave of ETF outflows and $941 million in liquidations. The drop marks a sharp reversal for the largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, with spot Bitcoin ETF redemptions adding selling pressure alongside forced closures of leveraged positions. The move matters because it signals weakening institutional demand and fragile positioning across crypto markets. Traders will watch whether ETF flows stabilize and whether Bitcoin can reclaim the $75,000 level, with liquidation data and derivatives funding rates likely to guide near-term sentiment.
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