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A surge of redemptions hit U.S.-listed spot Bitcoin ( CRYPTO: BTC ) exchange-traded funds in November 2025.

Cryptocurrency prices began December by continuing the ongoing, widespread selloff that marked October and November. Bitcoin, the most popular crypto, fell by as much as 6% to under $86,000 in early Asia trading Monday (Dec. 1), Bloomberg News reported, citing its in-house data.

CoinDesk reported Monday's selloff was accelerated after the crypto investment platform Yearn Finance reported a hack. The company announced that hackers successfully drained $9 million in yETH tokens.

Bitcoin sprinted higher over the holiday, but that's now fading and bitcoin's biggest corporate holder says they'd be forced to sell if things worsen.

Technical indicators for Bitcoin are negative, and history suggests performance in the month ahead is only a coin flip.

BOJ Gov. Kazuo Ueda's comments added to risk aversion and come against a backdrop of concerns about an overvaluation of tech stocks and other risky assets.

Bitcoin fell back below $90,000 on Monday, extending losses after its steepest monthly decline since the 2021 crypto crash, as renewed risk aversion drove investors out of stocks and digital assets.

Bitcoin slumps to start December - continuing a weeks-long selloff that saw the cryptocurrency shed more than 15% of its value last month. Steve and Julianna discuss.

Bitcoin and Ethereum fell sharply on Monday. Risk-off sentiment in broader markets hangs over digital assets as sell-off resumes in December.

Bitcoin's Thanksgiving rally stalled early Friday but the world's largest cryptocurrency still looked set to end a terrible month with a good week.