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Bitcoin Price Dump Finally Over? Analyst Explains Why It Is Time To Invest
The October 10 crash had triggered the worst liquidation event so far in crypto history, and the Bitcoin price suffered immensely for it. The initial wave of downtrend had sent it toward $102,000 before recovery, but the subsequent waves eventually saw the price break below $100,000 for the first time in over four months. However, as the cryptocurrency looks to be finding its footing in the market again, the question of whether it’s time to buy or wait for further decline has grown louder, and crypto analyst MarcPMarkets has answered.
Why BTC Is A Good Spot To BuyTo answer the question of whether it is a good time to buy BTC despite the Bitcoin price crashing in recent weeks, MarcPMarkets believes that there is potential for upside to buying BTC at around $100,000. The crypto analyst explains that despite the majority still being bearish due to the decline, it doesn’t take away the fact that Bitcoin is still presenting a good opportunity to buy, as it sits in an area that has the potential for a bullish reversal.
One major factor that plays into buying BTC being favorable is the fact that the macro environment right now is still very much inflationary. Given Bitcoin’s capped supply, it has emerged to some as the “perfect” edge to the endless money printing being carried out by governments. Thus, as more fiat currency floods the market, it becomes even more valuable to hold BTC as the Bitcoin price is expected to rise in response.
The crypto analyst also explains that the US government shutdown has created what is said to be an information gap. With the shutdown in place, valuable information has not made its way to the public, and these missing reports could have a major effect on the price.
Furthermore, the US Federal Reserve has been moving toward a more dovish stance, which is positive for risk assets such as Bitcoin. Interest rates have been dropping, and the FedWatch Tool shows that expectations for further drops to 3.50%-3.75% are on the rise. The Fed is also expected to end quantitative tightening and move into quantitative easing at the start of December, creating an enabling environment for the Bitcoin price to recover.
Bitcoin Price Just Needs To Hold SupportThe Bitcoin price is still not completely out of the woods and needs to maintain major support for a recovery to happen. MarcPMarkets points out that there is still support at $98,000, but if the cryptocurrency fails to hold this level, then the Bitcoin price will be facing the next support at $95,000.
The main levels of concern, though, lie around $80,000, as a fall toward this level could mean the start of the next bear market. For one, the analyst explains that $88,000 overlaps with the Wave 1, and failure to bounce from here quickly would mean that the Bitcoin price is in a broader corrective wave.
“I believe the broader bullish structure (Wave 4) is still intact until price overlaps Wave 1 at 88K,” the analyst said. “IF this level cannot be tested within this bearish attempt, it implies a broader Wave 5 is likely to follow which theoretically can see a test of the 126K high.”
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Strategy’s Monday Bitcoin Buy Is Here: How Much Did Saylor Add This Time?
Michael Saylor’s Strategy has just announced its latest Bitcoin acquisition. Here’s how much the company has expanded its holdings with this buy.
Strategy Has Added Another 487 BTC To Its TreasuryIn a new post on X, Strategy Chairman Michael Saylor has revealed the latest routine Monday purchase for the company’s Bitcoin treasury. With this buy, the firm has added another 487 BTC to its treasury, taking its total holdings to 641,692 BTC.
The purchase involved an average token price of $102,557 and cost Strategy a total of $49.9 million. The company’s recent acquisitions have been relatively modest, and it seems this new one is no different.
Strategy funded the buy, which occurred between November 3rd and 9th, using sales of its STRF, STRK, STRD, and STRC at-the-market (ATM) stock offerings, according to the filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
CryptoQuant community analyst Maartunn has identified an interesting pattern when it comes to Strategy purchases: the firm tends to buy around weekly highs in the Bitcoin price. But as the new chart shared by Maartunn in an X post shows, the latest acquisition hasn’t fit the pattern.
As displayed in the above graph, this Strategy purchase has come near a local bottom in the cryptocurrency’s price instead. Thus, these tokens haven’t immediately gone underwater like some of those purchased earlier.
The company’s total investment into its Bitcoin stack has increased to $47.54 billion following the latest purchase, putting the average buying price of all tokens at $74,079. This means that as long as BTC’s spot price trades above this level, Saylor’s firm wouldn’t go underwater.
At the current exchange rate, Strategy’s treasury is valued at almost $67.7 billion, so the company is in a profit of more than 42%. A significant figure, despite the bearish action BTC has faced recently.
While Strategy has continued its Bitcoin buying spree, outflows have occurred elsewhere in the sector: the US spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs). As the below data from SoSoValue shows, the last week saw a negative netflow from these funds.
From the chart, it’s apparent that Bitcoin spot ETFs saw a red netflow of $1.22 billion in the last week, continuing the trend of outflows from the previous week, which saw almost $800 million exiting from these investment vehicles.
The BTC price has started the new week with a recovery surge, however, so it only remains to be seen how the netflow will develop in the coming days.
BTC PriceBitcoin broke above $106,000 during its rally earlier on Monday, but the asset has since seen a small pullback as its price is now back at $105,800.
Strategy добавила в крипторезерв 487 ВТС
Bank Of England Eyes ‘Temporary’ Stablecoin Ownership Cap In Proposed Regulatory Regime
The Bank of England (BOE) has published the highly anticipated consultation paper on its proposed regulatory regime for stablecoins, set to be implemented in the second half of next year.
BOE Moves Forward With Stablecoin Holding LimitsOn Monday, the Bank of England released a new consultation paper on its proposed regulatory framework for sterling-denominated systemic stablecoins, addressing backing rules and holding limits.
The BOE’s new framework is built on feedback received on the November 2023 Discussion Paper, reflecting the Bank’s efforts to draft “robust, future-proof” rules that are aligned with the regulator’s strategy to modernize UK retail payments.
Notably, the Bank has moved forward with a controversial proposal to cap stablecoin ownership to “mitigate financial stability risks stemming from large and rapid outflows of deposits from the banking sector.”
As reported by Bitcoinist, the central bank has been exploring restrictions on stablecoin ownership in the country for months, seeking to impose limits of £10,000 to £20,000 for individuals and £10 million for businesses. The plan resembles its proposed approach to the digital pound, also aimed at addressing financial stability risks.
Some crypto industry and payment groups heavily criticized the central bank’s proposal, arguing that it would put the UK at a disadvantage against the US and the European Union (EU).
Following the backlash, news media outlets reported that the BOE was exploring granting exemptions to businesses that need to hold large amounts of stablecoins, like crypto exchanges.
The consultation paper confirmed the holding limits proposal “to safeguard continued access to credit as the financial system gradually adapts to new forms of digital money.”
However, it clarified that the limits would be “temporary” and would be removed “once the transition no longer poses risks to the provision of finance to the real economy.” It also noted that an exemption regime will allow the largest businesses to hold more stablecoins if required.
New Regime Eyes Joint Regulatory ApproachAs the announcement explained, the regime will only apply sterling-pegged stablecoins. Meanwhile, stablecoins used for non-systemic purposes, such as the buying and selling of crypto assets, will be supervised by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).
The BOE unveiled a joint regulatory approach with the FCA, with a document clarifying how rules will apply in practice set to be published in 2026. “If recognised as systemic by HM Treasury (HMT), they will transition into the Bank’s regime and will be jointly regulated, with the Bank overseeing prudential and financial stability risks, and the FCA continuing to supervise conduct and consumer protection,” the Bank detailed.
Among the key policy proposals covered in the consultation paper, the Bank suggested that systemic stablecoin issuers be allowed to hold up to 60% of backing assets in short-term UK government debt.
The BOE will provide issuers with unremunerated accounts at the Bank for the remaining 40%, aiming to ensure “robust redemption and public confidence, even under stress.”
Additionally, issuers considered systemic at launch or transitioning from the FCA regime will initially be able to hold up to 95% of their backing assets in short-term UK government debt to support viability as they grow.
A new policy also proposes central bank liquidity arrangements to issuers in times of stress, reinforcing financial stability by “providing a backstop should systemic issuers be unable to monetise their backing assets in private markets.”
Sarah Breeden, Deputy Governor for Financial Stability, affirmed that the BOE’s objective “remains to support innovation and build trust in this emerging form of money.”
“We’ve listened carefully to feedback and amended our proposals for achieving this, including on how stablecoin issuers interact with the Bank of England. These proposals are fit for a future where stablecoins play a meaningful role in payments, giving the industry the clarity it needs to plan with confidence,” she concluded.
Coinbase To Launch Platform For Pre-Listing Token Purchases, Boosting Shares By 4%
On Monday, Coinbase (COIN) announced the launch of a new platform that will enable retail investors to purchase digital tokens before they are officially listed on the cryptocurrency exchange. This initiative aims to provide “equitable access” to a broader range of tokens, ensuring clear disclosures and transparent terms for users.
Coinbase Launches New Token Sales PlatformAt the outset, Coinbase aims to offer access to retail users across most regions worldwide, with plans for future expansion. Notably, this marks the first significant opportunity for US users to participate in such token sales since 2018.
Unlike traditional “first-come, first-served” sales that often fail to engage a project’s true community, Coinbase’s new token sale design prioritizes equitable access for many, rather than favoring a select few.
Token sales will be open for a defined period, such as one week, during which users can submit their requests. Once the window closes, the algorithm will determine the final allocation for all participants.
Coinbase has emphasized its commitment to user-centric design, stating that the new sales model rewards genuine supporters with higher allocation priority.
Users who sell their tokens shortly after listing—specifically within the first 30 days—may receive smaller allocations in future sales, thereby prioritizing access for “true enthusiasts of the projects.”
MON Token Launch Scheduled For Next WeekThe exchange plans to host approximately one token sale each month on this new platform, utilizing its algorithm to manage token allocations. Initial purchases will be made using USD Coin, a stablecoin pegged to the dollar and issued by stablecoin issuer Circle (CRCL).
The Layer 1 (L1) blockchain Monad project is set to offer its highly anticipated MON token on this platform for the first time next week, between November 17 and 22.
In its announcement, Coinbase stated that this initiative aims to address the challenges faced by token issuers in distributing their tokens to genuine users while simultaneously building robust exchange liquidity.
The exchange also noted that initial coin offerings (ICOs), once a popular fundraising method during the 2017 crypto boom, have seen a decline due to increased regulatory scrutiny over investor protection and disclosure.
Looking ahead, Coinbase has plans to enhance the token sales platform with additional features, including limit orders and greater allocations for issuers’ target user bases. This launch is described as just the beginning of a new era for token distribution.
At the time of writing, the exchange’s native token, COIN, was trading at $316—a little over 4% increase on Monday. This increase was also fueled by a recovery in broader cryptocurrency prices, with tokens like Bitcoin (BTC) and XRP leading the way.
Featured image from Shutterstock, chart from TradingView.com
Japan Eyes Stricter Oversight On Crypto Management Companies
According to reports, Japan’s Financial Services Agency is preparing new rules that would force companies providing management systems to crypto exchanges to give prior notice or register before they start work.
The proposal came up for discussion at a working group meeting on November 7. Regulators say the move is meant to tighten checks on outside firms that handle trading systems or custody services for exchanges.
Work Group Moves To Tighten RulesUnder current law, exchanges must follow strict rules for holding users’ money, including storing funds in cold wallets. But outside vendors that run trading software or custody tools operate without the same legal footprint.
Regulators say that gap leaves room for mistakes and security holes. The plan would require exchanges to deal only with registered providers, creating a clearer line of responsibility.
Registration Could Raise AccountabilityMost members of the working group that reviewed the draft supported a registration system, based on reports. They told the council that a formal list of approved providers would increase transparency and make it easier to apply consistent standards across the board.
If passed, the system would likely include checks on security practices, incident reporting rules, and clearer lines for who is responsible when things go wrong.
Plans For Legal Change And A TimelineThe FSA plans to compile a full report of the discussions and push for changes to the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act at the 2026 ordinary Diet session.
That timetable gives legislators time to consider the details and for industry groups to weigh in. Some in the market warn the new rules could mean extra compliance work for smaller vendors. Others say that may be a fair trade for stronger protections for customers.
Stablecoins And Pilot ProjectsBased on reports, the FSA is not only focused on custody. The agency has also signaled interest in nurturing regulated stablecoin work inside Japan. In October 2025, the FSA approved JPYC, the country’s first yen-pegged stablecoin, which launched shortly after.
The regulator has also supported a pilot stablecoin effort involving major banks MUFG, SMBC, and Mizuho Bank.
The DMM Crypto Incident That Changed ViewsThe push for change gained speed after a major hack in 2024. Reports have disclosed that hackers stole over 48 billion yen — roughly $311 million — in Bitcoin from DMM Bitcoin.
Investigators later traced the breach to Ginco, a Tokyo-based firm that managed parts of DMM’s trading system. That case made it plain to many officials that outsourcing critical operations can spread risk beyond the exchange itself.
Featured image from Unsplash, chart from TradingView
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