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- Bitcoin fell below $111,000 in late September 2025, with $107,000 becoming a critical support level amid $1.6B in crypto liquidations and $360M ETF outflows. - Institutional buying potential at $107,000 contrasted with corporate treasury demand slowdowns, as 25% of public companies now held crypto worth more than their market caps. - Regulatory shifts like the SEC's Hashdex ETF approval coexisted with Fed uncertainty, amplifying volatility as $23B in options expiries loomed. - Market stability hinged on

- Institutional investors face volatile ETH ETF flows, with Q2 inflows of $9.4B contrasting late September outflows of $216.7M. - Dencun upgrade cuts Layer-2 costs by 98%, boosting TVL and competition among L2 providers. - Regulatory shifts, including SEC’s stablecoin framework and the GENIUS Act, may alter ETH supply dynamics via redemptions and compliance demands. - ETH’s drop below $4,000 triggers $62M in liquidations, signaling bearish momentum amid ETF-driven volatility.

- BFUSD, an algorithmic stablecoin, rose 2% in 24 hours after structural reserve and liquidity upgrades. - Diversified yield assets in reserves and a technical audit boosted investor confidence and stability. - Strong technical indicators and improved volatility profile may attract arbitrage activity and reinforce the $1 peg. - A mean-reversion backtest strategy is proposed to assess trading viability under optimized liquidity conditions.