According to Crypto Rover, Bitcoin experienced a sharp price dump on May 19, 2025, triggering high volatility in the crypto market (source: @rovercrc Twitter, May 19, 2025). On-chain data shows a surge in large BTC transfers to exchanges, indicating possible whale sell-offs and increased short-term bearish sentiment (source: CryptoQuant, May 19, 2025). Liquidations of leveraged long positions exceeded $150 million across major exchanges, intensifying the downward pressure (source: Coinglass, May 19, 2025). Traders are advised to monitor exchange inflow metrics and support levels around $60,000 for potential entry or exit points.

According to Farside Investors (@FarsideUK), the Invesco Bitcoin ETF reported zero net inflow on May 15, 2025. This stagnation in daily ETF flows may signal reduced institutional interest or a wait-and-see approach among large-scale investors, potentially affecting overall Bitcoin liquidity and price volatility in the near term. Traders should closely monitor subsequent ETF flow data for shifts in market sentiment as these metrics often correlate with short-term Bitcoin price action. (Source: Farside Investors, https://farside.co.uk/btc/)

According to Michaël van de Poppe (@CryptoMichNL), Bitcoin is maintaining higher timeframe support levels, indicating a strong continuation of its bullish price pattern. This technical support increases the probability of Bitcoin reaching the $100,000 milestone much sooner than previously anticipated, possibly within 1-2 days, as opposed to weeks. Traders are advised to watch these support zones closely, as sustained holding could trigger significant buy-side momentum and attract further institutional and retail inflows. This development aligns with ongoing bullish sentiment in the cryptocurrency market and could influence altcoin movements as well (Source: Twitter/@CryptoMichNL, May 8, 2025).

According to Farside Investors, the Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC) recorded a $16.4 million net outflow in daily trading flows on May 5, 2025. This sustained outflow trend signals ongoing reduced investor interest or profit-taking, which could exert short-term downward pressure on GBTC’s share price and potentially affect broader Bitcoin ETF sentiment. Traders should closely monitor outflow trends, as continued withdrawals may indicate bearish momentum in institutional Bitcoin exposure. Source: Farside Investors.