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Bitcoin price rises to $111,000: recovery after panic selling!
The crypto market is recovering on 10/20/2025, especially Bitcoin, despite outflows from ETFs and geopolitical uncertainty.
Bitcoin price rises to $111,000: recovery after panic selling!
The cryptocurrency market is showing recovery at the beginning of the week, especially the Bitcoin price, which is rising to almost $111,000. This stabilization follows a massive sell-off that reduced the market capitalization of all cryptocurrencies by over $600 billion since August 10, driven by fears of a new trade war between the US and China. Analysts interpret the correction as a potential “reset” of the market aimed at cleaning up excessive leveraged positions. Loud XTB Bitcoin price recovered by almost 7% and stabilized above the 200-day EMA.
The put-call ratio at Deribit also proved to be significant for the current market situation, rising to 1.33 and indicating a cautious attitude among investors. The continued increase in on-chain activity and trading volumes, as shown by the Swissblock Bitcoin Liquidity Index, is also applauded. This newfound activity could be an indicator of a period of growth in the Bitcoin market.
Institutional interest and ETF outflows
Despite the positive price development, analysts are reporting a decline in institutional interest, as shown by the outflow of funds from Bitcoin ETFs. A $850 million in withdrawals was recorded last week, with Ark Invest's ARKB seeing the largest outflows at $275 million. BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF, the iShares Bitcoin Trust, also experienced a net outflow of 272 BTC (around $29.37 million), despite holding over 800,000 BTC, which is about 4% of the maximum Bitcoin amount. These outflows are part of a larger context in which gold prices are rising above $4,350 and are increasingly seen as a safe haven in times of economic uncertainty. The price of gold has increased by more than 60% since the beginning of 2025 and has now reached a valuation of $30 trillion.
US President Trump's actions imposing 100% tariffs on China from November 1 are increasing selling pressure on Bitcoin. There are also concerns about impending economic challenges and fears of inflation in the air. Crypto analyst Daan Crypto Trades points to signs of weakening in Bitcoin, but sees chances that support will remain as long as gold and stocks remain stable.
Market analyzes and future outlook
The recovery in the Bitcoin price since its April low can be partly attributed to increasing demand from institutional investors who are increasingly discovering Bitcoin as an alternative investment. Despite the volatility, options markets show that traders are trying to bet on significantly higher Bitcoin prices, sometimes up to $300,000. Inflows into Bitcoin ETFs from BlackRock and other institutions increased significantly in May; the BlackRock ETF saw record inflows of over $6.35 billion, the highest since its inception in January 2024.
Given these developments, experts see that liquidity can quickly return if it dries up. Michael van de Poppe predicts that money will flow into Bitcoin once gold liquidity dries up. The combination of institutional investments, geopolitical tensions and macroeconomic uncertainties will continue to strongly influence the Bitcoin market.