Bitcoin fell below $100,000 this week, and for the first time in crypto history, there was nobody there to catch it. Not because investors lost faith in digital assets, but because the very products designed to make Bitcoin safer, spot ETFs, created a ticking time bomb. Nearly every ETF buyer entered at the same price, around $89,600.read moreBitcoin fell below $100,000 this week, and for the first time in crypto history, there was nobody there to catch it. Not because investors lost faith in digital assets, but because the very products designed to make Bitcoin safer, spot ETFs, created a ticking time bomb. Nearly every ETF buyer entered at the same price, around $89,600.read more

Bitcoin's ETF Problem: Why Wall Street's 'Safe' Investment Made Crypto More Dangerous

2025/11/05 23:07

Bitcoin fell below $100,000 this week, and for the first time in crypto history, there was nobody there to catch it. Not because investors lost faith in digital assets, but because the very products designed to make Bitcoin safer, spot ETFs, created a ticking time bomb. Nearly every ETF buyer entered at the same price, around $89,600.

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