Listen to today’s podcast: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-nqwUyvLDEvs7bV985k-gQ
Bitcoin/Crypto Daily Podcast 11/19/2025
Today’s podcast episode was created from the following stories: a rapid reset in Bitcoin, record ETF outflows, spreading risk-off sentiment across markets, and what a potential crypto winter could look like. Here are the highlights and why they matter now.
Gemini’s Cameron Winklevoss Flags Bitcoin’s Sub-$90K Level as Rare Buying Opportunity
Source: Read the full story
Author: Unknown | Published: Not provided
Summary: Gemini co-founder Cameron Winklevoss calls Bitcoin trading below $90,000 a rare buying opportunity, framing the drawdown as a potential entry point. With 2025 gains erased, his comments highlight a split between near-term volatility and long-term conviction shaping buy/sell strategies.
The Real Reason Behind Bitcoin’s Drop From $126,000 To $95,000 In 6 Weeks
Source: Read the full story
Author: Unknown | Published: Not provided
Summary: This piece investigates the sharp slide from a record near $126,000 to roughly $95,000 in just six weeks. It explores the mix of market and macro forces behind the move and what that means for positioning as volatility remains elevated.
Bitcoin Selloff Deepens, Falling to Seven Month Low
Source: Read the full story
Author: Unknown | Published: Not provided
Summary: Bitcoin’s decline accelerated to a seven-month low, underscoring the market’s fragile risk appetite. The coverage focuses on catalysts behind the move and what further downside could mean for traders navigating heightened volatility.
Warum auch der Bitcoin-Kurs abrutscht
Source: Read the full story
Author: Bianca von der Au | Published: November 18, 2025
Summary: Tagesschau details a risk-off environment driven by macro uncertainty, delayed U.S. data after the government shutdown, and questions about the Fed’s rate path—factors pressuring Bitcoin below $90,000. Analysts note waning liquidity, retail leverage stress, and tighter links between crypto and broader market risk, with some warning that a slide toward $80,000 wouldn’t be surprising.
Record $1.26B Outflow Hits BlackRock Bitcoin ETF as Bearish Options Cost Soars
Source: Read the full story
Author: Unknown | Published: November 18, 2025
Summary: BlackRock’s spot bitcoin ETF, IBIT, saw a record $1.26 billion net outflow this month as its price fell 16% to levels last seen in April. With put option costs jumping to a seven-month high, institutional hedging demand signals lingering caution and the potential for continued volatility.
Bitcoin Correction Mirrors April Drop As 2025 Buyers Fall Into The Red
Source: Read the full story
Author: Unknown | Published: November 18, 2025
Summary: Bitcoin has slipped below the 2025 realized price of about $103,227, putting the average 2025 buyer roughly 13% underwater. The pattern echoes April’s correction, suggesting sentiment may need a reset before a durable rebound can form.
Crypto Plunge Adds to Angst as Markets Extend Broad Retreat
Source: Read the full story
Author: Unknown | Published: November 18, 2025
Summary: Bitcoin’s drop below $90,000 is amplifying a broader risk-off move across global markets, with fears of leveraged unwinds fueling selling pressure. The cross-asset slump underscores how crypto stress can spill into equities and other risk assets.
Pessimism Spreads Across Markets as Crypto Rout Frays Nerves
Source: Read the full story
Author: Unknown | Published: November 18, 2025
Summary: A deepening crypto selloff is stoking broader market pessimism as investors pull back from risk. The piece flags heightened end-of-year uncertainty and the search for stabilization signals to gauge when risk appetite might return.
Bitcoin just wiped out all of its 2025 gains. What a crypto winter could look like
Source: Read the full story
Author: Unknown | Published: November 18, 2025
Summary: With 2025 gains erased, MarketWatch explores what a new crypto winter might entail—signs such as lower volumes, fading retail interest, and regulatory overhangs. Historical cycles suggest slumps can last, making patience and risk management crucial.
Riot Platforms (RIOT) Is Down 19.9% After October Drop in Bitcoin Output and Sales Activity – Has the Bull Case Changed?
Source: Read the full story
Author: Unknown | Published: Not provided
Summary: Shares of Riot Platforms are down sharply as investors react to lower October production and sales activity amid the broader Bitcoin downturn. The update raises fresh questions about miner profitability and how sensitive equities are to spot price swings.
