The post Is This the Start of a Crash? appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Key Insights: Over $2.8B pulled from Bitcoin ETFs since November 12, sparking institutional exit fears. Whale wallets increased by 91 as small holders dropped off, showing silent accumulation. Bitcoin still holds its ascending channel base, but pressure builds from consistent ETF exits. Bitcoin ETFs Bleed $2.8B: Is This the Start of a Crash? Bitcoin ETF outflows have increased sharply since mid-November. Data shows more than $2.8 billion has left ETF products since November 12, including a single-day record of $891.5 million on November 20. The chart reflects growing pressure, with a series of large redemptions in recent sessions. These redemptions are matched by a gradual decline in Bitcoin’s price.  As Crypto Patel noted,  “This is the first clear sign of a sentiment reversal.”  BITCOIN ETF outflows are now accelerating at a pace the market can’t ignore. Since Nov 12, over $2.8B has exited ETF vehicles, with last Thursday alone printing a record –$891.5M single-day bleed. This is the first clear sign of a sentiment reversal, Watch liquidity, watch… pic.twitter.com/w2MsTN02Pk — Crypto Patel (@CryptoPatel) November 25, 2025 Furthermore, the market watchers are tracking liquidity and institutional behavior closely. Price Holds Trend Support for Now Despite the ETF withdrawals, Bitcoin’s price continues to follow its long-term upward channel. A chart by Trader Tardigrade shows that Bitcoin has touched the lower edge of the rising channel, a level that has triggered strong moves in the past. Source:  Trader Tardigrade/X Each prior contact with this zone led to a multi-month rally. Bitcoin was trading at $87,333.61, with a daily gain of 0.6%, but down 2.5% over the past week. The trend remains intact for now, though further pressure may test that structure. Whale Wallets Add While Small Holders Drop New data from Santiment shows an increase in wallets holding 100 BTC or more. Since… The post Is This the Start of a Crash? appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Key Insights: Over $2.8B pulled from Bitcoin ETFs since November 12, sparking institutional exit fears. Whale wallets increased by 91 as small holders dropped off, showing silent accumulation. Bitcoin still holds its ascending channel base, but pressure builds from consistent ETF exits. Bitcoin ETFs Bleed $2.8B: Is This the Start of a Crash? Bitcoin ETF outflows have increased sharply since mid-November. Data shows more than $2.8 billion has left ETF products since November 12, including a single-day record of $891.5 million on November 20. The chart reflects growing pressure, with a series of large redemptions in recent sessions. These redemptions are matched by a gradual decline in Bitcoin’s price.  As Crypto Patel noted,  “This is the first clear sign of a sentiment reversal.”  BITCOIN ETF outflows are now accelerating at a pace the market can’t ignore. Since Nov 12, over $2.8B has exited ETF vehicles, with last Thursday alone printing a record –$891.5M single-day bleed. This is the first clear sign of a sentiment reversal, Watch liquidity, watch… pic.twitter.com/w2MsTN02Pk — Crypto Patel (@CryptoPatel) November 25, 2025 Furthermore, the market watchers are tracking liquidity and institutional behavior closely. Price Holds Trend Support for Now Despite the ETF withdrawals, Bitcoin’s price continues to follow its long-term upward channel. A chart by Trader Tardigrade shows that Bitcoin has touched the lower edge of the rising channel, a level that has triggered strong moves in the past. Source:  Trader Tardigrade/X Each prior contact with this zone led to a multi-month rally. Bitcoin was trading at $87,333.61, with a daily gain of 0.6%, but down 2.5% over the past week. The trend remains intact for now, though further pressure may test that structure. Whale Wallets Add While Small Holders Drop New data from Santiment shows an increase in wallets holding 100 BTC or more. Since…