Bitcoin fell from $83,362 to $81,757, a decline of roughly $1,605 or 1.95%, as macro pressure from rising oil and bond yields drove the session lower.A quiet day by most measures, with price moving inside the 30-day range and the 1.95% decline just shy of the threshold that would signal a structural change. The one notable exception is ETF outflows at $484.9 million, which at 1.77 standard deviations below the 30-day average represent the most elevated single-day exit since June, though not yet at a level that alters the trend.
Spot Bitcoin ETF outflows hit $484.9 million, the worst single day since June, erasing all of October's net inflows in one session.
Oil prices climbed above $102 on reports of potential US-Iran military confrontation, pushing Treasury yields toward their highest levels since 2002 and pressuring risk assets including Bitcoin.
The US government moved 12,267 BTC worth roughly $1 billion tied to the Bitfinex hack to unlabeled wallets, with no exchange destination visible in Arkham data, reducing immediate sale risk.
Bitcoin held above the 50-day SMA of $80,699 through the session, keeping the medium-term technical structure intact despite the daily decline.
Network hashrate remained near 985 EH/s and fees compressed to 1 sat/vB across all priority tiers, reflecting no stress on the Bitcoin network itself while price pulled back.
Market Snapshot
Market Cap
$1.64T
24h Volume
$42.75B
Dominance
59.1%
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