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BTC, XRP, BNB, ADA Post Double-Digit Weekly Losses as “Risk-Off” Deepens

2025-10-17
The market remains risk-off today, October 17, 2025 as Bitcoin trades below $105,000 after a multi-session slide, while XRP is roughly down 20% week-over-week and includes BNB about 12%, and ADA near 25%, to cite CoinMarketCap .
BTC, XRP, BNB, ADA Post Double-Digit Weekly Losses as “Risk-Off” Deepens

The market remains risk-off today, October 17, 2025 as Bitcoin trades below $105,000 after a multi-session slide, while XRP is roughly down 20% week-over-week and includes BNB about 12%, and ADA near 25%, to cite CoinMarketCap .

shows $1.19 billion in liquidations over the past 24 hours, reflecting forced unwinds after the weekend deleveraging. Order books show wider spreads and faster slippage during peak hours, which magnifies moves when larger orders hit.

In short, Bitcoin traders accounted for the majority of losses as price volatility surged following the weekend deleveraging event.

Spot Bitcoin ETFs reflected similar investor caution, posting a net outflow of $536 million on October 16, with none of the twelve approved ETFs recording inflows.

Ethereum ETFs also suffered a $56.88 million net outflow, except for BlackRock’s ETHA, which managed a minor inflow.

This mass deleveraging triggered a temporary liquidity crunch across exchanges, as traders rushed to unwind leveraged positions. However, analysts suggest that such cleanouts often precede periods of consolidation and renewed accumulation once selling pressure subsides.

Swissblock noted that recent market behavior indicated a subtle structural shift rather than panic. The firm said that in recent weeks, Bitcoin was leaving exchanges in large volumes as long-term holders paused their distribution. While they have now resumed selling, the activity remains low in intensity.

Swissblock added that the true impact of the weekend’s deleverage would become clearer as market participants reposition, but on-chain behavior so far suggests short-term bullish consolidation rather than panic or forced selling.

Bitcoin is still experiencing net outflows from exchanges, implying that long-term holders remain relatively unfazed despite near-term volatility.

On the other hand, analysts at Altcoin Vector explained that the delicate balance between altcoins and liquidity had broken down. The recent deleverage pushed USDT dominance higher, and historically, such moves have coincided with sharp declines in altcoins.

The firm added that for altcoins to stabilize, liquidity needs to rotate back from stablecoins. Until that shift occurs, altcoins are likely to continue struggling to establish a sustainable support base.

BTC holds near the midline of its multi-month uptrend channel. A daily close back above $112,000 improves trend repair toward $124,000. A decisive loss of $102,000 puts $100,000 in play and risks a test of the $88,000 to $90,000 channel base. Momentum indicators tilt soft but not broken, consistent with consolidation rather than a confirmed downtrend.

XRP trades below the $2.60 handle and continues to probe $2.30 support. A base above $2.30 opens repair into the $2.40 to $2.50 supply zone. A weekly close above $2.80 flips momentum positive and points toward $3.30 to $3.67. A break under $2.05 exposes the $2.00 round number.

BNB cools after the ATH push. Holding $1,050 stabilizes the tape and keeps a reclaim of $1,180 in view; strength above $1,180 targets $1,250 and then the prior peak.

ADA grinds near the lower end of its summer range. A hold at $1.70 allows a repair toward $1.90; a close above $2.10 confirms stabilization. A slip through $1.70 brings $1.50 into focus.

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