Crypto’s Liquidity Engine Breaks Down With $5 Billion ETF Exodus

December 9, 2025, 3:11 PM UTC

Bitcoin is struggling to turn recent good news into a substantive rebound, highlighting the ongoing weakness and thin liquidity in digital asset markets that have played a role in keeping prices subdued.

The largest cryptocurrency dipped below $90,000 on Tuesday in early Asia hours and later fought to stay comfortably above that mark. It was trading little changed at around $90,500 in in New York hours, while Ether, the second largest token, was steady at around $3,100.

Sentiment has struggled to pick up despite a string of supportive signals from regulators and large companies in recent days. The US Commodity ...



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