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Bitcoin slides toward $63,000 as ETF outflows and liquidations mount

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How markets took it

  • Bitcoindown −4.06%

    1.5× a typical day’s move

  • Etherdown −4.97%

    1.3× a typical day’s move

  • Solanadown −6.24%

    1.6× a typical day’s move

  • XRPdown −4.85%

    1.2× a typical day’s move

  • Nasdaqclosed

    Closed

Each line runs from an hour before we began following it to the end of our coverage; the thin upright rule marks when we began. Moves are the day’s. Each line has its own scale, never tighter than half that market’s typical day, so a small move looks small.

As it happened

  1. Ended

    Markets have calmed from the extraordinary move. Our live coverage ends here; our stories on it stay on the front page.

  2. Our newsroom

    Bitcoin fell toward $63,000 as liquidations passed $1.9 billion and crypto ETFs lost $1.5 billion.

    Bitcoin is down 4.68%, Ether 5.65%, Solana 7.26% and XRP 5.60%, while Nasdaq is closed and has not moved.

  3. Our newsroom

    Bitcoin, Ether, Solana and XRP kept sliding through the weekend, extending a decline that has built across crypto for weeks.

    Since it began today, Bitcoin is down 8.21%, Ether 10.19%, Solana 11.81% and XRP 9.59%.

  4. Markets

    Solana is down 12.1% today.

  5. Markets

    XRP is down 10.1% today.

  6. Our newsroom

    Bitcoin, Ether and XRP extended their losses over the weekend, adding to weeks of declines across crypto. XRP fell below $1 as outflows from its exchange-traded funds reached an eight-month high.

    Bitcoin is down 8.42% since the move began, Ether 10.54%, Solana 10.98% and XRP 9.27%, while Nasdaq stays closed.

  7. Live

    Something extraordinary is moving markets: Bitcoin is down 8.4% today, about 3 times a typical day. We follow it here as it happens.

Written as it happens by our newsroom’s AI from our stories and the markets’ moves, and not read by a person before it is published; the market lines are written from the prices. Prices can be 15 minutes late. Not investment advice.

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