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Bitcoin price dropped 1.95% to US$103,063 on November 13, 2025, amid significant ETF outflows and whale transactions. The largest outflow in history, exceeding US$1.2 billion, and the transfer of 19,500 BTC (US$2 billion) to Binance contributed to the decline. Analysts attribute the correction to reduced crypto demand and liquidity rotation to US stock markets.
The Bitcoin price faced downward pressure on November 13, 2025, declining 1.95% to US$103,063 within 24 hours. According to Coin Market Cap data, this correction was primarily attributed to substantial outflows from Bitcoin ETF products and significant selling activities in crypto exchanges.
Fyqieh Fachrur, an analyst at Tokocrypto, highlighted that the third-largest historical outflow from spot Bitcoin ETFs occurred the previous week, with more than US$1.2 billion withdrawn within a single week. Furthermore, approximately 19,500 BTC valued at US$2 billion was transferred to Binance by large accounts (whales) between mid-October and early November, increasing market supply and pressuring prices.
The correction was further exacerbated by a rotation of funds into US stock markets. Fyqieh noted that the rally in major indices such as Nasdaq and S&P 500 absorbed global liquidity, reducing investor appetite for crypto assets. Additionally, the strengthening US dollar following the easing of US government shutdown concerns contributed to Bitcoin's decline.
Bitcoin Price Correction
Significant ETF Outflow
Whale Transactions