Institution sells final 29,735 ETH to CEX, totals 172,546 ETH moved worth $417M; shifts to 3.125M UNI at $7.7 average.

Bitcoin records ETF outflows with zero Saylor bid at $59563, signaling peak institutional selling and likely reversal.

Bitmine buys 25000 ETH for $47.98M via BitGo while Tom Lee holds amid broader institutional selling.

ARKB records $52.5 million outflow as BTC trades at $79169.83 amid bearish EMA structure and MACD death cross on the 4h chart.

According to Charles Edwards, institutions engaged in the most aggressive net selling of Bitcoin (BTC) ever recorded last week. This significant institutional activity could influence BTC price momentum and market sentiment, signaling potential bearish pressure in the short term.

According to @caprioleio, $93,500 marks the bearish threshold for Bitcoin (BTC), with continued selling by long-term holders (LTHs) and institutions, and BTC has entered a value zone with multiple liquidity catalysts, making $93,500 a key level to monitor for directional bias. Sources: Charles Edwards (@caprioleio) on X, Jan 12, 2026; Capriole Investments Update #68 at capriole.com/update-68.

According to @caprioleio, many traders are short BTC while his Heater indicator is in a deep green zone and fundamental value metrics are positive, signaling a short-term bullish setup, source: Charles Edwards on X, Nov 25, 2025. He flags institutional selling as a key headwind that still needs to be resolved, source: Charles Edwards on X, Nov 25, 2025. He expects BTC to move higher over at least the next week, indicating a near-term long bias despite selling pressure, source: Charles Edwards on X, Nov 25, 2025.

According to @CoinMarketCap, BTC fell 11.6% and ETH fell 11.5% this week, with total crypto market cap at $3.05T. Source: @CoinMarketCap. Sellers include OG holders, miners, and institutions, contributing to broad downside pressure across the market. Source: @CoinMarketCap. Bitcoin set new lows as quantum security fears resurfaced and key holders exited positions. Source: @CoinMarketCap.

According to @caprioleio, Bitcoin has reached a record high for institutional selling as a percentage of Coinbase BTC trading volume, marking the highest share of institutional sell-side activity on the exchange in its history, source: @caprioleio. According to @caprioleio, this data point reflects unprecedented institutional sell flow concentration on Coinbase as of Nov 21, 2025, source: @caprioleio.

According to Michael Saylor, there is "no truth" to rumors that his firm is selling Bitcoin, as reported in a public X post dated Nov 14, 2025. Source: public X post, Nov 14, 2025. For trading, treat this as a direct denial of active BTC sell flows from his organization and wait for independent confirmation via on-chain wallet monitoring or official disclosures before adjusting positioning. Source: public X post, Nov 14, 2025. No evidence of BTC sales was provided alongside the denial in the post, so traders should verify exchange inflows and large-wallet outflows before reacting. Source: public X post, Nov 14, 2025.

According to the source, Tenerife’s Technological and Renewable Energy Institute bought 97 BTC in 2012 and now intends to sell the holdings after an approximate 1,000x price increase (source). The source does not specify timing, venue (exchange vs OTC), or execution details, leaving the sale pathway and potential order-book impact unknown (source). Given the source report, traders should watch for any official disclosure of the sale method, wallet movement disclosures tied to the 97 BTC, and exchange inflow upticks around the execution window to assess short-term liquidity and sentiment risks in BTC (source).

According to @KobeissiLetter, investors sold $10.0 billion of US equities last week, marking the 6th weekly sale in the last 8 (source: @KobeissiLetter, Nov 6, 2025). US single stocks saw near-record outflows of $10.9 billion, driven by tech posting its largest outflow as a share of sector market cap since July 2023 (source: @KobeissiLetter). Institutional investors led with $7.6 billion in net selling, the 2nd-largest outflow on record and the biggest since September 2015, while retail bought $800 million, their 4th consecutive weekly purchase (source: @KobeissiLetter). For traders, broad institutional de-risking from high-beta tech can pressure correlated risk assets; the IMF has documented that crypto and US equities have become more synchronized since 2020, increasing spillover risk to BTC and ETH during risk-off episodes (source: IMF, Crypto Prices Move More in Sync With Stocks, Jan 2022).