Bitcoin fell from $85,531 to $83,362, a decline of approximately $2,169 or 2.5% in 24 hours.A quiet day for Bitcoin by structure, not by noise level. The drop to a month-to-date low looks alarming but traces entirely to an external macro shock, oil above $101 on Iranian tanker attacks and the 30-year Treasury yield at a multi-decade high. No Bitcoin-specific risk event occurred. ETF flows remained positive at $119M, near the 30-day average, and price held above both the 50-day and 200-day moving averages. Nothing structural changed.
Bitcoin declined 2.49% to $83,362, touching a month-to-date low of $82,700 intraday before partially recovering.
Liquidations reached $547 million across crypto markets, with long positions taking the majority of the flush.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs logged $119M in net inflows despite the price drop, near the 30-day average of $125.8M, confirming demand held steady.
The U.S. government moved 833.6 BTC to Coinbase Prime deposit addresses; no sale has been confirmed but the transfer warrants monitoring.
Bitcoin hashrate remains near 983 EH/s and fees sit at 1 sat/vB, signaling no network-level stress beneath the price volatility.
Market Snapshot
Market Cap
$1.68T
24h Volume
$39.95B
Dominance
58.7%
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