Bitcoin trades at $106,232 following $1.23B ETF outflows while US government seizes 127,271 BTC, increasing reserves by 64%. XRP wallets reach record 317,500 despite price pressure, and Solana faces key ETF developments.

Bitcoin shows recovery signs following last week's massive liquidation event, with price stabilizing above $107,000. Technical indicators suggest a possible relief rally as short positions face potential squeeze.

Market data reveals concentrated liquidation zones worth over $150 million between $106,000-$108,000 for Bitcoin, potentially determining BTC's next significant price movement after recent decline.

Bitcoin maintained $107,000 on Saturday amid cautious trader sentiment following a 7% weekly decline. Technical indicators show mixed signals, with some analysts projecting a drop to $95,000 while others see weekend stability around current levels.

While Bitcoin experienced a steady correction falling below $105,000 on Friday with crypto liquidations exceeding $1.2 billion, on-chain data reveals significant accumulation activity that could signal a potential bullish reversal.

Cryptocurrency markets faced severe downward pressure with Bitcoin trading around $106,940 and Ethereum at $3,870 following massive ETF outflows. Thursday saw $536.4 million exit Spot Bitcoin ETFs, marking the largest single-day withdrawal since August.

The recent cryptocurrency market crash impacted Satoshi Nakamoto's Bitcoin portfolio significantly, with unrealized losses exceeding $20 billion from the all-time high reached in early October.

Bitcoin's price continues its October decline after briefly recovering to $116,000 post-tariff crash. On-chain metrics now highlight $100,000 as a crucial psychological and technical support level that could determine the market's next direction.