Breaking
Ethereum Faces Year-End Selloff as Quant Programs and Tax-Loss Selling Dominate December Trading
- 24h Volume$9.22B
- 24h Low / High$2,237 / $2,309
- Long/Short2.02
- Funding Rate+0.0064%
Data provided by COINOTAG DATA
In a year-end update, Tom Lee, chair of BitMine, notes that December liquidity typically wanes as institutions trim risk. He argues that end-of-year trading is dominated by quantitative programs and bots, with tax-related stop-loss selling adding to volatility. The observation reflects a common, calendar-driven market pattern in the final trading days, where liquidity conditions and risk-off moves shape price action.
COINOTAG coverage also notes a fresh liquidity signal from CoinShares: last week’s outflow reached $446 million, lifting total outflows since October 10 to about $3.2 billion. The data indicate cautious sentiment and a slow, uneven recovery for digital asset exposure, underscoring the need for disciplined risk management and selective participation by institutional buyers.
Other Breaking News
- BreakingZachXBT SAYS THE EU ENTITY HACK HAS NOW EXCEEDED $133M AFTER UNCOVERING AN ADDITIONAL $27M+ IN CEX WITHDRAWALS.
- BreakingOil Prices are DROPPING LIKE A ROCK, down almost $10 a Barrel, A RECORD, because people feel that there will not be a...
- BreakingTETHER FREEZES $1.5 BILLION IN USD FROM 29 OCTOBER BINANCE HACK ATTRIBUTED BY FBI TO NORTH KOREA
- BreakingSTRATEGY BUYS 811 BITCOIN FOR $65.5M AT $80,846 EACH, LIFTING HOLDINGS TO 849,327 BTC
Don't Miss Breaking News
Follow us to instantly learn about the most important developments in the cryptocurrency world.

