On 21 November 2025, Bitcoin didn’t just dip — it hit a breaking point that exposed the real foundation of the crypto market. Only $200M in genuine selling triggered over $2B in liquidations, proving that the market is built on extreme leverage. With nearly 90% of Bitcoin’s liquidity coming from borrowed money, the entire “$1.6T market” is actually supported by closer to $160B in real capital. One shock was enough to break the illusion.
Investor Owen Gunden, who accumulated BTC under $10, exited before the crash — not out of fear but because he saw a global macro shift. The trigger wasn’t crypto; it started in Japan, where bond markets cracked, yields spiked, and global leverage unwound. Bitcoin, the S&P, and Nasdaq all fell together in the same hour.
Bitcoin has now fully merged with the global financial system. As countries like El Salvador buy the dips, Bitcoin edges closer to becoming a future reserve asset.
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