Bitcoin Price Analysis: BTC Dips To $110,000 After Weekend Sell Order Triggers Flash Crash

Bitcoin (BTC) started the week in the red, falling to a low of $110,555 on Monday thanks to a weekend sell-off that triggered a flash crash and a wave of liquidations, sending prices ￰0￱ the correction, market data revealed traders are bullish, with improving macroeconomic conditions and dovish comments from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell improving the market ￰1￱ Upgraded From Small-Cap To Mid-Cap Bitcoin treasury company Metaplanet has been upgraded from a small-cap to a mid-cap stock in the FTSE Russell’s September 2025 Semi-Annual ￰2￱ upgrade enables the firm’s inclusion in the flagship FTSE Japan ￰3￱ index provider updates and rebalances every ￰4￱ was added to the FTSE Japan Index thanks to its strong Q2 ￰5￱ company’s inclusion in the FTSE Japan Index also qualifies it for automatic inclusion in the FTSE All-World Index of the largest publicly-listed companies by market capitalization in each geographic region.

Metaplanet’s inclusion in major, globally recognized stock market indexes allows the company to redirect capital flows from traditional financial markets into ￰6￱ will also allow passive stock investors indirect exposure to the flagship ￰7￱ also outperformed the Tokyo Stock Price Index (TOPIX) Core 30, a stock market benchmark index that features manufacturing and technology giants like Toyota, Sony, Nintendo, and ￰8￱ company had announced a year-to-date (YTD) gain of 187% in August, compared to TOPIX 30’s 7.2% YTD ￰9￱ (BTC) Whale Cashes Out, Triggers Market Turmoil Bitcoin (BTC) registered a sharp drop over the weekend as an old whale cashed out, rotating his capital from BTC to Ethereum (ETH).

The Bitcoin whale rotated around $2 billion worth of BTC into ETH, triggering a 2.2% drop in a ten-minute window on ￰10￱ rotation came after another Bitcoin whale moved 670 BTC worth $76 million, selling them to open a long position on ￰11￱ Stops Up Bitcoin (BTC) Stash With Another Modest Purchase Michael Saylor’s Strategy has increased its Bitcoin holdings, adding a modest $350 million worth of ￰12￱ company has made only three small purchases this month, likely due to high volatility. Meanwhile, its stock has registered a notable decline in July and ￰13￱ to the firm’s latest filing, it purchased 3,081 BTC for $356.9 million, for $115,829 per ￰14￱ now holds 632,457 BTC worth $70.26 billion, and is sitting on an unrealized profit of roughly $23.8 billion.

Strategy’s Bitcoin acquisitions have cooled over the past month as the flagship cryptocurrency continues experiencing substantial ￰15￱ has only purchased 3,666 BTC this month, compared to a staggering 31,466 BTC in ￰16￱ (BTC) Price Analysis Bitcoin (BTC) registered a sharp drop over the weekend, wiping out Friday’s gains and extending its losses to the current ￰17￱ a result, the flagship cryptocurrency fell to a low of $110,555 before rebounding to current ￰18￱ crash was triggered by a sell order by a large Bitcoin ￰19￱ order led to a flash crash, triggering over half a billion dollars in ￰20￱ sell order of 24,000 BTC was worth $2.7 billion, and led to a 3.74% correction in under ten ￰21￱ led to $623 million in liquidations, according to data from CoinGlass.

However, some analysts believe that despite the substantial correction, Bitcoin’s bullish structure remains intact, arguing that the drop was not a sign of bearish sentiment but a healthy, maturing market. “No paper BTC conspiracies are ￰22￱ price has stalled because several whales have hit their magic number and are ￰23￱ is healthy - their supply is finite and their selling is required for the full monetization of ￰24￱ blocks of supply, with enormous purchasing power, are being distributed into the population.” BTC started the previous weekend in bearish territory, dropping nearly 1% on Friday (August 15) to $117,436. The price registered marginal increases on Saturday and Sunday, settling at $117,488.

However, BTC was back in the red on Monday, dropping 1.02% to a low of $114,703 before settling at $116,286. Selling pressure intensified on Tuesday as BTC plunged nearly 3%, slipping below $113,000 and settling at $112,856. Despite the overwhelming selling pressure, the price was back in positive territory on Wednesday, rising over 1% to reclaim $114,000 and settling at $114,276.