Bitcoin is experiencing downward pressure as over 10,000 BTC, valued near $1 billion, moved to exchanges within 72 hours, data show. The cryptocurrency trades around $95,498, down nearly 1% in 24 hours and approximately 10% weekly. Technical indicators including the weekly Supertrend have turned bearish for the first time in nearly three years.

Wallets holding between 1 million and 10 million XRP reduced their positions by approximately 200 million tokens over a 48-hour period, according to on-chain data from Santiment. The decline represents one of the steepest drops in whale holdings this quarter. XRP traded at $2.26, with technical indicators showing sustained downward pressure as large holders reduced exposure.

Bitcoin has fallen below a critical ascending channel that previously supported its price structure, opening the path toward $83,500, according to analyst Ali Martinez. The cryptocurrency trades at $95,973 as the Fear & Greed Index registers 10 in Extreme Fear territory. The breakdown marks a shift from consolidation to a more pronounced downward trend, with selling pressure intensifying across the market.

An artificial intelligence model has assessed the likelihood of Bitcoin surpassing its previous record before year-end. Trading at $95,731, the cryptocurrency stands approximately 25% below its all-time high of $126,000. The AI analysis assigns a 30-35% probability to Bitcoin establishing a new peak within the remaining 1.5 months of 2025.

Strategy transferred 43,415 BTC worth approximately $4.26 billion across more than 100 addresses on November 14. Blockchain analytics firm Arkham determined the movements were part of a two-week custodial migration between Coinbase Custody and a new provider, not market liquidation.

The global cryptocurrency market lost $140 billion in capitalization between 2:00 PM and 7:00 PM UTC on Wednesday, with total market value falling from $3.54 trillion to $3.40 trillion, according to CoinMarketCap. Bitcoin declined 1.83% to approximately $101,265, while Ethereum dropped 1.64% to $3,397.55. XRP recorded the steepest decline among major altcoins, falling 3.98% to $2.33.

Bitcoin may decline to $50,000 between April and August 2026, according to an analysis by OpenAI's ChatGPT. The AI model cited weakening technical momentum after BTC failed to hold above $110,000, with the Relative Strength Index retreating to neutral levels and the price trading near its 200-day moving average at $87,000. Macroeconomic factors including Federal Reserve policy stance and rising exchange inflows were identified as potential pressure points for the cryptocurrency.

The Ethereum Rainbow Chart, a logarithmic valuation model, indicates ETH may trade across multiple price bands by month-end. ETH traded at $3,425 at press time, posting a 0.5% gain over 24 hours but declining 12% weekly. The chart positions current pricing near the lower edge of the "Steady..." band, suggesting moderate undervaluation relative to historical growth patterns.

BlackRock saw combined outflows of $379.3 million from its Bitcoin and Ethereum spot ETFs between November 3 and November 4. The Bitcoin fund recorded approximately $186.5 million in withdrawals, while the Ethereum product saw $192.8 million exit. The outflows coincided with broader market volatility that pushed Bitcoin below $100,000 and Ethereum off recent peaks.