Bitcoin Falls Below $75,000 as US Spot Bitcoin ETF Outflows Reach $2.26B
Bitcoin slid to $74,305 and below $75,000 as outflows from U.S. spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds deepened. The products have seen $2.26 billion of redemptions over the past two weeks, the largest two-week withdrawal since January, including $1.26 billion in the latest week, the worst weekly outflow since late January.
The pullback came as bitcoin spot demand contracted at its fastest pace since Jan. 10, according to a CryptoQuant analyst, while ether funds extended their outflow streak to 10 days. With Bitcoin below $75,000, Meta's market capitalization moved above Bitcoin's.
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@bulltheoryioBREAKING: Bitcoin fell -$2600 in 24-HOUR after SEC delayed planned exemption framework for tokenized crypto stock trading. BTC wiped $55B in marketcap and over $500 million in longs were liquidated in the past 12 hours.
@coingeckoTotal crypto market cap falls 2.5% to $2.6T 🔴
@cryptoroverBEARISH 🩸 Bitcoin ETFs sold $1.29 billion worth of $BTC this week, the largest weekly outflow since January 2026.
@cryptorover🩸CRASH: $BTC dropped below $75,000.
@maxcrypto$BTC and $ETH are in absolute free-fall right now. $348,000,000 in long positions has been liquidated in just 60 MINUTES.
@bulltheoryioBREAKING: Bitcoin dumps $1,000 in just 10 minutes, falling below $74,500 for the first time since April 20th. $348 Million worth of longs has been liquidated in just last 1 hour.
@coingeckoJUST IN: Bitcoin falls below $75,000.
@cryptoroverBITCOIN IS CRASHING 🩸 It is now down 4.65% in just 1 day liquidating $871.55M worth of longs. Bitcoin is pricing in the Iran-US war to continue as traditional markets are closed for the weekend.
@cointelegraph🚨 ALERT: Bitcoin dropped below $75,000, triggering more than $400 million in crypto long liquidations.
@kalshi_cryptoJUST IN: Bitcoin falls under $75,000 40% chance it drops below $50,000 this year
@coindeskMARKETS: $BTC falls to $74,305 as U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs bleed $2.26B in outflows over two weeks, the largest two-week redemption since January.
@degeneratenews$META FLIPS bitcoin:native IN MARKET CAP AS bitcoin:native DROPS BELOW $75K SOURCE:
@kalshi_cryptoBREAKING: Meta flips Bitcoin in market cap
@cointelegraph🚨 ALERT: Bitcoin spot demand is contracting at its fastest pace since January 10, according to a CryptoQuant analyst.
@theblockcoSpot bitcoin ETFs shed $1.26 billion in worst week since late January as ether funds see 10-day outflow streak