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Bitcoin rallied to $94K at the start of the week, but surprisingly slipped to $90K after the Federal Reserve announced a twenty five basis point rate cut. Ethereum pushed to $3430, failed to break monthly resistance, and is now trading near $3200.
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Price is information. It reflects what the market believes an asset is worth at a given moment and that belief updates with every trade. New information enters the system and the market adjusts. Price discovery is the ongoing negotiation where buyers and sellers try to converge on a fair value.
Bitcoin recovered from its drop to $84K earlier this week after the Bank of Japan hinted at rate hikes and is now trading around $93K. Ethereum also bounced back, climbing to $3,200.
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Bitcoin dropped below $90K and is now trading around $91.5K after spot Bitcoin ETFs returned to positive inflows following a five-day streak of $2.26B in net outflows. Ethereum fell below $3,000 but has recovered to slightly above the $3K mark. Following strong Nvidia earnings, a December Fed rate cut now looks unlikely, with Polymarket pricing a 76% chance of no change.
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Bitcoin continues to consolidate between $100K and $104K, currently trading near $103K, while Ethereum holds around $3,500 in a choppy trading environment with low conviction and range-bound price action.
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The crypto market saw a sharp correction early in the week, with Bitcoin dropping from $110K to below $100K for the first time in over four months before rebounding to $103K. Ethereum fell from $4K to $3K and has since recovered to $3,400. On Tuesday, November 4, daily liquidations topped $2 billion, raising questions over whether this was a healthy correction or the start of a broader downturn.
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Volatility is easing after Trump announced a meeting with Xi, sending the VIX down from 29 to 18. Gold, one of the year’s top-performing assets, fell 5.6% since Monday, with some calling it the great rotation to Bitcoin, as spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $477 million in inflows amid softening gold demand. Bitcoin is trading at $110K and Ethereum at $3,900.
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On Friday, October 10, markets experienced the largest liquidation event on record after the U.S. announced 100% tariffs on all Chinese imports starting November 1, triggering a broad flight to safety. The S&P 500 fell 2.9%, the VIX spiked from 16 to 22, and 10-year yields dropped from 4.14% to 4.05%, while gold surged as investors rotated defensively. Within hours, the crypto market saw over $19 billion in leveraged positions liquidated, the largest single-day wipeout in history. At the moment Bitcoin is trading at $110K and Ethereum at $4,000.
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