Bitcoin’s Crash and Burn: Is the Bottom Still Hidden in the Shadows? 🤔💸

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Ah, Bitcoin-the modern gold rush with more twists and turns than a Tolstoy novel. Over the past month and a half, our digital treasure has been steadily losing its shine, plummeting more than 30% from its lofty heights in early October. The scene, reminiscent of a tragic hero’s downfall, saw Bitcoin dip below $81,000 last Friday-an echo of past lows since April-and then, with what can only be described as a theatrical gasp, climbing back roughly $5,000. Bravo! 🎭

Yet, the seer Ali Martinez warns that our hero might be heading straight into the abyss-the so-called “real bottom” might still be lurking, far below the current gloom. If history repeats itself, and it often does in the cryptic world of crypto, Bitcoin could nose-dive by another 50%, plunging towards $44,700-marking a true melodramatic climax for the unsuspecting investor. 😅📉

“Bitcoin $BTC has often bottomed beneath the green and blue Pricing Bands over the past seven years,”

said Ali, as if announcing the latest installment in a long, tragic drama.

Currently, those mystical levels are at $55,900 and $44,700, respectively.

– Ali (@ali_charts) November 22, 2025

Meanwhile, the crypto theater grows even more entertaining. The whales-those ancient, wise creatures of the deep-are now selling off their digital pearls faster than you can say ‘pump and dump.’ Even the venerable OGs are parting with their stash. 🐋💨

And the spectacle isn’t limited to the whales. American spot Bitcoin ETFs are also emptying their vaults-over $1.2 billion vanished in a week despite a somewhat positive Friday. BlackRock’s IBIT is ratcheting up the drama with an especially violent exit. 💥

The plot thickens: reports show over 20,000 Bitcoin, worth nearly two billion dollars, are being shuttled to exchanges-no doubt to be sold at a profit or, more likely, to cut losses. The smart money is clearly fleeing-what was once a flood now looks more like a tsunami. 🌊

And if you’re holding your breath for good news, brace yourself: capital inflows into the entire crypto market have cratered from a whopping $86 billion three months ago to a tiny $10 billion today. The curtain might be falling on this grand spectacle, or so it seems. 🎭💀

“Capital inflows into the crypto market have fallen from $86 billion to $10 billion in just three months,”

decorating the plot with a touch of economic tragedy.

– Ali (@ali_charts) November 23, 2025

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2025-11-23 10:48