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Bitcoin has experienced significant declines, dropping 10.32% over the past week amid ongoing market struggles following the longest government shutdown in US history. In contrast to gold, which has increased by 1.79%, and the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100, which experienced marginal declines, Bitcoin and altcoins

Bitcoin has experienced a significant decline of 10.32% over the past week amidst a general market lag following the longest government shutdown in U.S. history. While gold has risen by 1.79% and the S&P 500 and Nasdaq have seen minor drops, BTC's downturn

Last week, digital asset investment products experienced a significant decline, shedding approximately $2 billion in total as market uncertainty intensified. In a notable instance, BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF, known as IBIT, recorded a staggering outflow of $463 million on November 14, marking the highest one-day withdrawal for the fund.

BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF, IBIT, experienced a record outflow of $463 million on November 14, 2025, amid wider cryptocurrency market declines. Global cryptocurrency exchange-traded products (ETPs) faced over $2 billion in withdrawals last week, marking the largest weekly outflow since February. Notably, 97% of the redemptions were driven by

BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF experienced a staggering outflow of $463 million on November 14, marking the largest single-day withdrawal for the fund. Overall, global crypto exchange-traded products (ETPs) recorded $2 billion in outflows last week, the most significant decline since February. A startling 97% of these redemptions originated from

BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF experienced a record outflow of $463 million on November 14, contributing to a significant decline in global cryptocurrency investment products, which saw $2 billion in weekly outflows due to rising macroeconomic uncertainty. This marks the largest withdrawal since February. The U.S. dominated the redemptions, accounting

BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF, IBIT, experienced a record outflow of $463 million on November 14, contributing to a total of $2 billion in outflows from global cryptocurrency exchange-traded products (ETPs) last week. This marked the largest weekly withdrawal since February, primarily driven by risk-off sentiments amid economic uncertainties. Roughly 97%