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Jakarta, Pintu News – Bitcoin (BTC) recorded one of its worst monthly performances in 2025, with a drop of more than 17%. This is the second-deepest drop this year, just shy of the February correction.
Market data suggests that a combination of global macroeconomic factors and pressure from short-term investors are exacerbating the situation, making this period crucial for crypto market participants to monitor.

According to a report by BeInCrypto, Bitcoin (BTC) plummeted 17.28% throughout November 2025, making it the second-worst performing month after February which recorded a 17.39% drop. This is also the deepest monthly correction in November since 2022, based on data from CoinGlass.
Bitcoin started November around $110,000, dipped below $80,000, and closed the month above $90,000. This volatility shows how structural pressures and macro sentiment affect the top crypto asset.
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According to SoSo Value data, the total outflow of funds from Bitcoin ETF products in November reached $3.48 billion. This is the second-largest monthly outflow since the Bitcoin ETF was first launched in 2024.
ETF outflows started slowly in the second half of October and increased sharply in November, following global uncertainty and institutional investor concerns. These outflows became one of the important metrics that analysts monitor to assess the strength of institutional support for BTC prices.
Data from Glassnode shows that short-term investors recorded significant losses, with average realized losses reaching $427 million (IDR 7.1 trillion) per day on the 7-day EMA. This is the highest level since the November 2022 crypto crisis.
The increase in this figure indicates a lot of panic selling from short-term holders who succumbed to market pressure. The realization of such losses puts additional pressure on the price of Bitcoin (BTC), exacerbating the ongoing correction.
Global macroeconomic conditions are fueling cryptocurrency market instability. BeInCrypto reported that former President Donald Trump’s decision to expand tariffs against China on October 10 triggered a reassessment of market risks globally.
In addition, the US government shutdown that occurred in the same month also suppressed liquidity in traditional markets. This spilled over into the crypto market and weakened demand for risky assets like Bitcoin (BTC).
Due to a combination of ETF pressure, whale selling, and weak institutional demand, Bitcoin fell to a seven-month low of below $80,000 (Rp1.33 billion). Although it eventually rebounded to $90,773 (Rp1.51 billion), the market structure is yet to show a strong recovery.
The BeInCrypto report said that this decline did not come from the distribution of long-term investors, but the reactive sell-off of short-term investors. This makes it clear that short-term pressure is the main cause of Bitcoin’s price correction in November 2025.
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The price drop was caused by a combination of ETF outflows of IDR58 trillion, weak institutional demand, as well as heavy losses from short-term investors.
According to BeInCrypto, the price of BTC briefly fell below $80,000 (around Rp1.33 billion) before recovering at the end of the month.
Data from Glassnode shows an average daily loss of $427 million, the highest since November 2022.
ETFs reflect institutional investors’ interest in Bitcoin. Large outflows indicate a decline in market confidence.
Macroeconomic uncertainties, such as export tariffs and the US government shutdown, triggered a decline in demand for risky assets including crypto.
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