BlackRock iShares Bitcoin Trust recorded $570 million in net outflows for the week ending November 10, 2025, marking the highest weekly redemption in nine months. The withdrawals began October 29 and represent the largest weekly outflow since approximately February 2025, data show. CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju noted the outflows have prompted discussion within the Bitcoin investment community regarding potential causes.

Rift has introduced a peer-to-peer trading protocol for bitcoin-to-EVM swaps that operates through trusted execution environments. The system charges 10 basis points in taker fees with zero maker fees, positioning itself as a capital-efficient alternative to existing cross-chain solutions. CEO Samee Siddiqui says the platform targets API integration with existing wallets rather than consumer-facing interfaces.

Large Bitcoin holders are selling direct cryptocurrency positions to gain exposure through exchange-traded funds, according to Dr. Martin Hiesboeck of Uphold on November 9. The shift offers tax advantages under U.S. regulations and provides a mechanism to legitimize previously undisclosed holdings. Long-dormant wallets have transferred billions in recent months as institutional inflows into spot Bitcoin ETFs accelerate market distribution.

Bitcoin returned to $106,400 on November 10, a critical level that has acted as both support and resistance throughout the current cycle. A sustained break above this pivot, confirmed by multi-day ETF inflows and options skew shifting toward calls, could open moves toward $114,000 to $120,000. Failure to hold risks a retreat to $100,000, with Bitcoin trading at $106,354.45 as of 10:15 am UTC.

Bitcoin rose nearly 5% on November 10, crossing $106,000 after falling below $100,000 the previous week. Machine learning models predict BTC will decline to $101,833 by month-end, a 3.84% drop from current levels. The forecast aggregates predictions from three AI systems, with estimates ranging from $98,500 to $103,500.

Bitcoin climbed above $106,000 in early Monday trading after a volatile weekend that forced leveraged traders to reposition. The move marks the third sharp swing in under 48 hours, driven by speculation over proposed economic stimulus and shifting liquidity on major exchanges. Exchange data shows 7-day realized volatility reached 0.410, significantly above the 30-day measure of 0.360, indicating rapid trader repositioning without fundamental trend changes.

Bitcoin climbed above $106,000 during European trading hours on November 10, 2025, rebounding from weekend volatility. The rally followed Federal Reserve signals on balance sheet adjustments and rising market expectations that the U.S. government shutdown may end soon, potentially triggering Treasury General Account drawdowns that would increase bank reserves.

Bitcoin rose above $105,000 on November 10 after President Trump announced a tariff-funded rebate initiative promising at least $2,000 to most Americans. Ethereum climbed 7% to $3,631, while Solana gained 6.08% to $167.36. Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded $252 million in net inflows on November 6, ending a six-day outflow streak, according to market data.