Saturday Nov 15 2025 02:30
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This trend recently emerged on social media after Bitcoin (BTC) briefly dipped below $95,000 on Friday amid a broader technology stock decline. Santiment interprets this as a sign that many traders believe the worst is over, historically a precursor to further downside.
Santiment also highlights that the ratio of positive to negative Bitcoin commentary is at its lowest point in over a month. As Bitcoin's price fell, its social dominance soared to over 40%, indicating it's the central topic of fearful conversations.
Over the past three trading days, US-based spot Bitcoin ETFs have experienced $1.17 billion in outflows, according to Farside. On Thursday, these ETFs saw $866 million in net outflows, marking their second-worst day on record, trailing only the $1.14 billion daily outflows on February 25.
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