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Bitcoin falls to around US$92,000 as crypto markets face fresh risk headwinds
On 20 November 2025, Bitcoin dropped to about US$92,000 amid renewed concerns over a possible December interest-rate cut by the Federal Reserve and a broader crypto market correction. According to data, Bitcoin’s market capitalisation stood near US$1.83 trillion with a 24-hour trading volume of approximately US$80 billion. Meanwhile, investors pulled a record US$523 million from BlackRock’s flagship Bitcoin ETF, underscoring rising risk aversion among institutional holders.
Analysts warn that weaker macro-momentum and speculative fatigue could further cap crypto-asset recovery unless macro cues improve significantly.
Companies:
- BlackRock
Tags:
- crypto
- bitcoin
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Bitcoin falls to around US$92,000 as crypto markets face fresh risk headwinds
On 20 November 2025, Bitcoin dropped to about US$92,000 amid renewed concerns over a possible December interest-rate cut by the Federal Reserve and a broader crypto market correction. According to data, Bitcoin’s market capitalisation stood near US$1.83 trillion with a 24-hour trading volume of approximately US$80 billion. Meanwhile, investors pulled a record US$523 million from BlackRock’s flagship Bitcoin ETF, underscoring rising risk aversion among institutional holders.
Analysts warn that weaker macro-momentum and speculative fatigue could further cap crypto-asset recovery unless macro cues improve significantly.
Companies:
- BlackRock
Tags:
- crypto
- bitcoin
Explore:Mutual Fund Tools
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Bitcoin slid to about US$92,000 on 20 Nov amid rate-cut uncertainty and a large outflow from BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF.
On 20 November 2025, Bitcoin dropped to about US$92,000 amid renewed concerns over a possible December interest-rate cut by the Federal Reserve and a broader crypto market correction. According to data, Bitcoin’s market capitalisation stood near US$1.83 trillion with a 24-hour trading volume of approximately US$80 billion. Meanwhile, investors pulled a record US$523 million from BlackRock’s flagship Bitcoin ETF, underscoring rising risk aversion among institutional holders.
Analysts warn that weaker macro-momentum and speculative fatigue could further cap crypto-asset recovery unless macro cues improve significantly.
On 20 November 2025, Bitcoin dropped to about US$92,000 amid renewed concerns over a possible December interest-rate cut by the Federal Reserve and a broader crypto market correction. According to data, Bitcoin’s market capitalisation stood near US$1.83 trillion with a 24-hour trading volume of approximately US$80 billion. Meanwhile, investors pulled a record US$523 million from BlackRock’s flagship Bitcoin ETF, underscoring rising risk aversion among institutional holders.
Analysts warn that weaker macro-momentum and speculative fatigue could further cap crypto-asset recovery unless macro cues improve significantly.
Companies:
- BlackRock
Tags:
- crypto
- bitcoin
- crypto
- bitcoin
- markets
- interest rates
- ETF flows