Introduction Bitcoin’s recent slump echoed a broader retreat across global assets — a synchronized decline that hit equities, crypto ETFs and other high-beta instruments. At the heart of that move were three primary drivers that pressured sentiment and liquidity: unreliable economic data, shifting expectations around U.S. growth and central-bank policy, and a sharp pullback in liquidity/leverage profiles. Together, these forces produced a rapid exit from speculative positions and a clear re-pric­ing of risk.

Introduction In early November 2025, Bitcoin’s rally hit a speed bump in the form of a massive sell wall of limit orders clustering above the $105,000 leveltradingview.com. This “insane” wall of sell orders pinned the price down, stalling bullish momentum and prompting traders to suspect manipulation or spoof tacticstradingview.comtradingview.com. At the same time, U.S. stock markets were nervously awaiting a Supreme Court decision on President Trump’s trade tariffs – a ruling that, if the tariffs were struck down, was expected to inject bullish sentiment into equities…

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Introduction Vineet Budki, CEO of Sigma Capital, recently told Cointelegraph and other outlets that Bitcoin’s multiyear rhythm remains intact and that the next downturn could produce a 65–70% drawdown from peak levels. His blunt takeaway: many holders don’t fully understand Bitcoin’s economic properties, so when negative signals appear they will sell first — and that dynamic could recreate the deep corrections we’ve seen before.

Introduction Ethereum’s price momentum has lost steam in recent sessions as fresh data show institutional appetite for spot ETH via exchange-traded funds moderating. That slowdown in ETF demand has coincided with fading fund inflows and occasional outflows, creating a plausible pathway for ETH to test sub-$3,000 support — analysts and chartists now cite $2,800 as a short-term downside target if selling intensifies.

Introduction This roundup delivers concise, actionable Price predictions for the S&P 500 (SPX), U.S. Dollar Index (DXY), Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH) and major altcoins (XRP, BNB, SOL, DOGE, ADA, HYPE) for November 3, 2025. We combine live market reads, recent headlines and on-chain context to give traders and investors realistic scenarios and levels to watch. These Price predictions are framed around two themes: (1) macro sentiment (Fed guidance, dollar strength) and (2) crypto-specific drivers (liquidations, on-chain flows).

Introduction Bitcoin’s jump to approximately $111,000 early in November seemed like a bullish signal — a late-week rally capping what many hoped might be the start of a sustained move higher. However, the relief was short-lived. A major pipeline of selling pressure from whale wallets, combined with sceptical trader behaviour, has re-lit fears of a protracted bear market and left many market participants asking whether the rally has legs or if it’s simply a trap.

Introduction A striking market split has emerged: Solana ETFs are drawing heavy institutional money even as SOL’s spot price struggles to hold long-term technical support. Last week saw headline inflows reported above $400 million into Solana ETFs and continued gains in product assets under management, while SOL itself slipped below a yearly trendline that many traders used as a buy signal.

Introduction In a recent exclusive interview with Cointelegraph, Peter Schiff asserted that the current surge in Bitcoin prices is not driven by organic demand but by heavy-handed support from Washington and Wall Street. He argues that the very institutions Bitcoin was designed to disrupt are now underpinning its price — a dynamic that forms the backbone of his view that the Bitcoin bubble is not only real but increasingly fragile.

What happened: October recap and the capitulation thesis Bitcoin failed to hold earlier gains in October and finished the month with a loss of roughly 3.7% — the weakest October since 2018. Multiple data feeds tied the weakness to spot-ETF outflows late in the month, with aggregated outflows running into the hundreds of millions across major products. That withdrawal of institutional liquidity compounded standard weekend futures microstructure effects (CME gaps) and left the market vulnerable to quick downside moves — hence the narrative of a $100K “capitulation” phase.

why this Price prediction matters now Bitcoin’s price action into October 31 left traders on edge: bulls successfully defended the $107,000 pivot, yet spot-ETF net outflows accelerated into the close, increasing the odds of a near-term breakdown. This Price prediction aims to synthesize on-chain flows, ETF ledger data, derivatives signals and technical structure for BTC and leading altcoins (ETH, BNB, XRP, SOL, DOGE, ADA, HYPE, LINK, BCH).

Introduction — the claim in one line Bitcoin bears argue the 2025 bull market may be over after a string of technical and on-chain signals — most notably a bearish MACD crossover on higher timeframes, the duration since the April 2024 halving, and signs of waning on-chain activity. TradingView In this longform analysis I’ll unpack each of the three arguments from…

It’s the start of November 2025 and crypto markets are on edge. New crypto listings are imminent, promising big moves (both up and down) this week. Top exchanges like Binance and KuCoin have announced key token debuts for Nov 1–7, and industry analysts note that major exchange listings often boost an altcoin’s valuebravenewcoin.com. For U.S. and U.K. investors, that means both opportunity and risk: acting early can lock in gains, but hype often overshoots.

Introduction — crypto markets flash warning signs In a startling development, the crypto markets saw over $1.1 billion in liquidations within 24 hours, with Bitcoin dropping to around $107,000 and revisiting the bottom of its local range. coinglassTradingView Analysts now warn of a potential 20-30% drop for Bitcoin if the current pressure persists. In this post we dig into the key reasons the crypto markets are failing, how Bitcoin’s structure is exposed, what historical precedents show, and how traders and investors can position themselves in this heightened risk environment.

Introduction — why this XRP price story matters (count: 2/12) A string of technical setups and on-chain flow data now converge on an enticing thesis: XRP may be preparing for a meaningful leg higher toward the $3 handle. Analysts are pointing to four key chart patterns — bull-flag breakouts, an inverse head-and-shoulders, momentum divergence, and volume-profile evidence — all reinforced by a dramatic fall in XRP balances on exchanges to multi-year lows.

why Bitcoin slips is the story right now Bitcoin slips below its recent highs, trading around $113,000 even as U.S. stocks pushed the S&P 500 to new record closes ahead of a Federal Reserve rate decision. That gap between stock strength and crypto weakness is important: it tells us that capital flows, positioning and short-term risk dynamics are diverging across asset classes — and that…

Introduction — Why the BTC price story matters As October nears its close, the cryptocurrency community is focused on a key seasonal indicator: the so-called “golden week.” Historically, three certain 7-day stretches each year (in February, March and October) have delivered average gains of ~7% for Bitcoin. coinglass This year’s golden week-sized window seemed to slip away when the BTC price pulled back after touching ~$116,000.

Why this price prediction matters As of October 22, 2025, the cryptocurrency market finds itself at a pivotal moment. The flagship asset, Bitcoin (BTC), is hovering near the critical support level of $107,000. Many analysts assert that a daily close below this level could open the door for a drop toward the psychological and technical target of $100,000. That’s why this comprehensive…

Why this BTC price move matters The recent surge of Bitcoin above $110,000—even as gold suffered a sharp ~5.5% drop—marks a meaningful inflection in the markets. The divergence between two assets often viewed together as safe-haven alternatives highlights the changing dynamics of risk, liquidity and positioning. For anyone watching crypto markets, the BTC price reaching $110K isn’t simply a milestone—it’s a signal that liquidity conditions, macro drivers and market structure may be shifting.

Introduction Bitcoin bulls would prefer a clean runway upward, but headlines keep serving turbulence instead. Rising concern about Trump tariffs has become a recurring market stressor: whenever tariff rhetoric heats up, risk assets — including Bitcoin — have shown sharp intraday drawdowns and forced deleveraging. This post dissects how Trump tariffs relate to crypto price action, why traders are pulling back from long leverage, what on-chain and derivatives signals to watch, and practical ways to position or hedge as the story evolves.

Introduction In the rapidly evolving world of crypto, time is of the essence—and today is no exception. On October 28, 2025, fresh listings are hitting the market, offering potential entry opportunities ahead of the broader crowd. As institutional interest and retail appetite converge, new token-listings can quickly become catalysts for sharp moves. Whether you’re a seasoned investor or a curious newcomer, staying ahead of what’s launching…

Introduction As Bitcoin pullback pushes into fresh highs and market chatter heats up, several analysts now warn of a potential short-term Bitcoin pullback to the 50-week moving average near the $101K–$104K area before the broader bull trend resumes. This “final flush” thesis is rooted in historical support at long-term averages, elevated leverage across exchanges, and recurring behavior in multi-year cycles. Below we break down the reasoning, evidence, likely scenarios, risk-management ideas, and what traders and longer-term investors might consider.

what happened and why it matters In a dramatic replay of October’s flash-moves, a cluster of large crypto wallets — often labeled “whales” by on-chain trackers — opened aggressive short positions on Bitcoin whales 40x shorts leverage just hours before a scheduled White House announcement by President Donald Trump. These leveraged bets were placed across multiple venues (including HyperLiquid and other exchanges) and were widely reported by on-chain analytics and crypto news outlets.

why the “Ethereum triple bottom” story matters A textbook Ethereum triple bottom forming around the $3,700–$3,800 zone is catching traders’ attention because it combines classic technical structure with real on-chain evidence: large whales quietly accumulating and apparent supply absorption from smaller holders. If the pattern confirms with a breakout above nearby resistance, the measured move points toward a potential test (or retest) of the $4,000 area — a psychologically important level that could trigger further momentum.

Introduction The derivatives market around Bitcoin (BTC) is flashing a powerful signal: the open interest in options has soared to $63 billion, with a noticeable tilt toward bullish strike prices in the $120,000-$140,000 range. ADVFN+1Such a number is more than just a statistic — it reflects Bitcoin options open interest dynamics, trader sentiment, institutional positioning, and potential implications for future price action.