Liquidity
Bitcoin price drops below $100,000 amid liquidity crunch
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Bitcoin fell below the $100,000 mark on Thursday, November 13, 2025, continuing a pattern of weakness during U.S. trading hours. The decline, exacerbated by a government shutdown-induced liquidity drain and fading hopes for a Federal Reserve rate cut, triggered significant liquidations across the crypto market. Crypto-linked stocks also suffered sharp losses as risk assets broadly retreated.
Jason Atkins, from Auros, warns that insufficient liquidity poses a significant risk to the cryptocurrency sector. Speaking ahead of the Consensus Hong Kong event, he emphasizes that market depth will shape the industry's future more than hype. This perspective underscores ongoing challenges in crypto trading dynamics.
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Despite cooling U.S. inflation and anticipated Federal Reserve rate cuts, Bitcoin's price has remained stuck in a narrow range around the $80,000s. Traders are focusing more on real yields, liquidity conditions, and ETF flows rather than headline economic data. This shift highlights how structural factors are now dominating the cryptocurrency's price action.