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Bitcoin Falls Below $94,000 for First Time Since May

Bitcoin dipped below $94,000 for the first time since May on November 16, 2025, as market sentiment remained in extreme fear, with a fear index reading of 10. Bitcoin traded around $95,087, down 1% in 24 hours. Analysts indicated a possible decline towards $83,500, with mentions of a 'death cross' – a bearish signal where the 50-day moving average falls below the 200-day moving average, often marking local lows. Increased retail panic and discussion around Bitcoin also surfaced, indicating potential market reversals. Additionally, Michael Saylor hinted at an upcoming major Bitcoin purchase, teasing a 'Big Week.' Meanwhile, gold has outperformed Bitcoin significantly this year, being up 55%, contrasting Bitcoin’s modest gains of about 1%.

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Ethereum News: Investment Manager Says Market Views ETH as 'More Risky' Than BTC

Ethereum has dipped below the $3,100 mark for the first time since November 4, with a 3.4% decrease in value over 24 hours. Investment manager Timothy Peterson has noted that ether ETFs have experienced net outflows amounting to about 7% of their cost-basis capital over the past five

Ethereum News: Investment Manager Says Market Views ETH as 'More Risky' Than BTC

Ethereum's price dipped below $3,100 for the first time since November 4, marking a 3.4% decline within a 24-hour period. Investment manager Timothy Peterson highlighted that ether ETFs experienced net outflows equivalent to approximately 7% of their cost-basis capital over the last five weeks, compared to

Ethereum News: Investment Manager Says Market Views ETH as 'More Risky' Than BTC

Ethereum has dipped below $3,100 for the first time since November 4, 2025, experiencing a 3.4% decline in 24 hours as of November 16. Investment manager Timothy Peterson noted that ether ETFs have seen net withdrawals approximating 7% of their original capital, compared to a smaller 4% for

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