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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 Buy

To 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 Support

The 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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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 Treasury

In 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 Price

Bitcoin 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.

Американская компания Strategy, крупнейший корпоративный держатель биткоинов, отчиталась перед Комиссией по ценным бумагам и биржам США  (SEC) о приобретении 487 ВТС на сумму около $50 млн.

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 Limits

On 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 Approach

As 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.

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 Platform

At 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 Week

The 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 

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 Rules

Under 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 Accountability

Most 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 Timeline

The 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 Projects

Based 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 Views

The 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

Cardano’s on-chain governance entered uncharted territory this weekend after the meme-mascot account HOSKY declared that the network’s Constitutional Committee (CC) was “dropping below the required seven members,” calling it “our first official government shutdown.” The post followed a formal retirement notice from the Cardano Atlantic Council, a seated CC member, which said it will “retire our CC keys on November 25th, following the epoch transition, to allow active proposals to ratify or expire.”

What The Cardano ‘Governance Shutdown’ Means

The proximate cause is political as much as procedural: a compensation proposal for CC members appears headed for defeat. In its thread announcing the decision, Cardano Atlantic said the “current CC Compensation governance proposal is unlikely to pass, based on the vote tally and rationales,” adding that “it appears the DRep community lacks appetite to compensate CC members… our decision is not a negotiation tactic or plea for Yes votes; it simply reflects a misalignment of expectations.” It also noted a 100% voting participation record during its term and said it “will not participate in any further proposals.”

Charles Hoskinson, Cardano’s founder, downplayed the disruption, arguing that a rotating committee is a design feature, not a flaw. “The system works. Cardano is designed to be self-reflective and self-healing. People retire and others take their place,” he wrote in response to HOSKY on November 9.

At issue is how the Cardano governance stack behaves when the CC slips beneath its configured minimum size. Under CIP-1694—the blueprint for Cardano’s Voltaire-era governance—there is an explicit protocol parameter, committeeMinSize, representing the minimal number of non-expired committee members. When membership falls below that floor, “the constitutional committee will be unable to ratify governance actions,” meaning actions requiring CC assent cannot be enacted until the committee is replenished.

That matters immediately for categories such as treasury withdrawals and protocol-parameter changes, which require concurrent majorities from DReps and the CC. In normal operation, these actions are ratified by “at least two of these three governance bodies” (DReps, SPOs, CC), with the policy specifying exactly which bodies must co-approve each action type.

Cardano’s developer documentation confirms that treasury withdrawals and parameter updates need both DRep and CC majorities; with an under-sized CC, these classes of actions stall regardless of DRep or SPO sentiment. This is the practical sense in which a “governance shutdown” occurs, even if the chain itself continues producing blocks and non-CC-dependent votes can proceed.

Ecosystem reaction has been pragmatic, if tense. Jaromír Tesař, a prominent DRep operating as Cardano YOD₳ (Manda Pool), argued that the governance framework anticipated this scenario and predicted that “within a month, it will be possible to approve withdrawals again,” but he also warned of fatigue among DReps and friction over CC pay: “5 out of 7 CC members believe that their work is demanding and are asking for compensation, while DReps are strongly against their proposal… DReps are exhausted. Voting activity is decreasing every epoch.”

From the DRep side, the theme of compensation—or lack of consensus about it—has become a flashpoint. Dori, a Cardano DRep, called for “more discussion around compensation,” attributing many “no” votes to “the community’s lack of prior discussion or failure to effectively communicate the reasoning behind CC rewards,” and reminding that “everyone has their own livelihood to consider.”

Viewed through the lens of governance mechanics rather than social drama, what happens next is scripted by CIP-1694: the community can seat new CC members via the UpdateCommittee governance action and/or adjust thresholds; until then, actions that depend on an affirmative CC cannot be ratified.

At press time, ADA traded at $0.59.

Data shows the Ethereum Open Interest has gone up by nearly $2 billion during the past day, a sign of leveraged bets being opened.

Ethereum Open Interest Has Observed A Strong Rise

As pointed out by CryptoQuant community analyst Maartunn in a new post on X, the Open Interest has just shot up for Ethereum. This indicator keeps track of the total amount of derivatives positions related to ETH that are currently open on all centralized exchanges.

When the value of the metric rises, it means the investors are opening new positions on the market. Generally, the overall leverage in the sector rises alongside new positions, so the asset could witness more volatility following such a trend. On the other hand, the indicator going down implies the number of positions is decreasing, whether as a result of willful closure or forceful liquidations. This kind of deleveraging can lead to a more stable ETH price.

Now, here is the chart shared by Maartunn that shows the trend in the Ethereum Open Interest over the last few weeks:

As displayed in the above graph, the Ethereum Open Interest has witnessed a rise of almost $2 billion during the past day, reflecting an increase of more than 10%. This growth in market speculation has come alongside the recovery surge that ETH has gone through over the last 24 hours. Sharp price action, like a rally, tends to attract attention to the asset, so the Open Interest usually rises alongside it.

While this trend can be normal, a particularly sharp jump in the indicator can be something to watch for. In the chart, the analyst has highlighted the instances where the derivatives market faced a similar level of overheating as now. It would appear that the last three instances all coincided with some sort of top for Ethereum. “Historically, 75% of these moves mean revert,” noted Maartunn. It now remains to be seen whether similar volatility will also follow this time.

In some other news, the Ethereum spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs) saw net outflows during the past week, as data from SoSoValue shows.

In total, ETH spot ETFs in the US saw nearly $508 million in outflows. This is the third-largest weekly negative netflow that the funds have witnessed in their history so far.

As spot ETFs provide a regulated off-chain route into cryptocurrencies, they can be a popular mode of investment among traditional institutional entities. Considering this, the outflows can imply the presence of a negative sentiment among these large investors.

Despite the bearish mood, however, Ethereum has managed to rebound to start the new week.

ETH Price

Ethereum has made its way back above $3,600 with its rally of 4% in the past day.

The XRP price appears to be approaching one of the most critical technical phases in its long-term structure, according to a new analysis shared by EGRAG CRYPTO. The analyst, known for his bullish takes on XRP, says the cryptocurrency is still “missing the fifth wave,” implying that the next leg could push its price far into new all-time highs. 

Despite recent consolidation just above $2.2, Elliott Wave projections show that the cryptocurrency is only just gathering strength before launching into price targets as high as $27.

XRP Is Still Missing Its 5th Wave

EGRAG CRYPTO’s latest update on X presents XRP’s price action within an extended five-wave structure typical of the Elliott Wave Theory. His analysis, which was done on the 5-day timeframe chart, proposes that XRP is currently completing a fourth impulsive wave, which is a corrective period that leads to massive bullish extensions. 

In his words, the “Power of 5” is about to unfold, setting up what he expects to be the “most explosive fifth wave yet.”

The historical context highlighted by the analyst supports his claim. Similar fourth corrective wave patterns in 2017 and 2021 preceded XRP’s strongest rallies, each time occurring after a lengthy consolidation. Furthermore, EGRAG’s chart highlights repeating cycles of impulse and correction, highlighted by cyan and pink EMA bands that have consistently acted as support zones before a rally.

The current setup shows XRP is holding above its support zone, and bullish traders have prevented it from falling below $2.20. This successful hold suggests that the fourth wave might be nearing its end.

Fibonacci Extensions Point To $27 Target

According to EGRAG, the fifth wave is designed to break disbelief in the market. This is a stage where many traders bet against the trend only to get caught on the wrong side of history. His post referenced an infamous case of a trader who lost $30 million shorting XRP during its 2024 leg-up, using it as a reminder that history repeats itself. 

The technical projection is reinforced by Fibonacci extension levels plotted on EGRAG’s chart. The analyst’s framework identifies notable price resistance targets for the next leg higher, with the 1.272, 1.414, 1.618, and 2.618 extensions aligning around $4.78, $5.515, $6.755, and $18.25, respectively, while higher extensions extend to the $27 range.

At the time of writing, XRP is trading at $2.49 after rebounding from lows of $2.12 last week. The token has gained 9% in the past 24 hours, reflecting growing confidence among market participants as bullish setups begin to take shape. 

Despite market hesitation and low volatility across most cryptocurrencies, the entire market appears to be changing in conviction. At the time of writing, the total cryptocurrency market capitalization has increased by about 4.4% over the past 24-hour period.

Bitcoin is showing early signs of recovery after last week’s sharp dip below the $100,000 mark. Bulls have managed to hold the line, but momentum remains cautious as the market digests a complex mix of profit-taking and structural change. According to top analyst Darkfost, the recent selling activity among long-term holders — or “old whales” — is not necessarily a bearish sign but a natural part of the market’s evolution.

“Yes, it’s true that many old whales are waking up and selling,” Darkfost explains. “But that’s happening simply because they can now.”

In previous cycles, Bitcoin’s smaller market capitalization and lack of deep institutional liquidity made it difficult for large holders to exit without causing severe price disruptions. Now, thanks to the growth of ETFs, deep asset tokenization (DAT), and even government-level participation, these investors can offload large amounts of BTC more efficiently.

This ongoing distribution phase is seen as a healthy process that redistributes coins across new market participants, building a stronger, more liquid foundation for the next leg of growth. While short-term volatility persists, analysts argue that this transition reflects a maturing Bitcoin ecosystem capable of absorbing large flows without structural damage.

Whales Resume Accumulation After Temporary Distribution

According to Darkfost, the broader on-chain picture reveals that Bitcoin’s whales — large entities holding significant BTC balances — remain active participants in this cycle, and many continue to accumulate. The 1-Year Change in Whale Holdings, a key long-term metric, has been steadily increasing since 2023, suggesting that despite recent volatility and headline-driven fear, large players are not abandoning the market.

Zooming into recent activity, however, the data tells a nuanced story. After a strong August rally, when Bitcoin climbed toward $123,000, whale holdings experienced a sharp drawdown — falling from roughly 398,000 BTC to 185,000 BTC by October. This period aligned with profit-taking and renewed selling from older cohorts, as prices reached psychologically significant resistance zones.

Yet, by early November, the trend shifted again. Whale accumulation resumed, with holdings rising to about 294,000 BTC. This rebound suggests that while some early whales are distributing, a new wave of capital — possibly institutional or strategic investors — is entering the market at these levels.

Darkfost emphasizes that this structure is very different from the late 2021 distribution phase, which preceded a prolonged bear market. Instead, the current cycle reflects a rotational accumulation process, where selling by older whales is offset by steady demand from newer, high-conviction participants.

This dynamic points to an evolving, more mature Bitcoin market capable of absorbing distribution without triggering systemic weakness.

Bitcoin Regains Ground After Sharp Correction

Bitcoin is showing early signs of strength after last week’s sharp correction pushed prices briefly below the $100,000 level. On the 4-hour chart, BTC has rebounded firmly, reclaiming the $106,000 area after forming a short-term base near $101,000. This recovery follows a period of heavy selling pressure, which flushed out over-leveraged traders and helped reset market positioning.

Price action now shows BTC testing the $106,500–$107,000 resistance zone, which aligns with a previous local breakdown point from early November. A confirmed breakout above this level could open the door for a move toward $110,000, though volume remains modest, signaling cautious participation from traders.

On the downside, $103,000 serves as immediate support, while a more significant demand zone lies between $100,000–$101,000, where buyers previously defended the market with high volume. Holding this range would reinforce the case for a gradual recovery.

Featured image from ChatGPT, chart from TradingView.com

• Bitcoin steigt gerade, da sich in den USA ein Ende des Government Shutdown ankündigt.
• Die Aussicht auf Stabilität und neue Finanzhilfen sorgt für bessere Stimmung an den Märkten.
• Davon kann besonders BTC profitieren, der deutlich an Stärke gewinnt.

Der wochenlange Stillstand in der US-Regierung sorgt für Unsicherheit – doch nun scheint sich endlich etwas zu bewegen. Eine mögliche Einigung im Kongress lässt Investoren aufatmen. Besonders der Kryptomarkt reagiert spürbar: BTC legt kräftig zu. Die Hoffnung auf Stabilität und frisches Geld weckt die Risikofreude der Anleger – und könnte den Startschuss für eine neue Rally bedeuten.

US-Senat stimmt für Öffnung – Anleger atmen auf

Ein wichtiger Schritt im US-Senat sorgt für neue Hoffnung: Am Sonntag stimmten die Senatoren für einen Gesetzentwurf, der die Regierung wieder öffnen soll. Dieses Signal hat die Stimmung an den Finanzmärkten deutlich verbessert. Viele Experten sind überzeugt, dass ein Ende des Shutdowns Unsicherheit beseitigt und die Risikobereitschaft stärkt. Besonders der Kryptomarkt, der oft auf politische Signale reagiert, zeigt positive Reaktionen.

The US government shutdown is ended. House Speaker Johnson gives briefing.Some Democrats finally joined the Republicans to end the pains and nightmare. pic.twitter.com/BgeqYw7Wjw

— The Knight News (@Knight981311) November 10, 2025

Laut Ryan Lee, Chefanalyst bei Bitget, könnte das Ende des Stillstands kurzfristig mehr Vertrauen schaffen und die Liquidität erhöhen. Das würde Bitcoin und anderen Kryptowährungen helfen, ihren Aufwärtstrend fortzusetzen. Die Aussicht auf politische Stabilität sorgt also auch bei digitalen Anlagen für frischen Schwung.

Wetten auf baldige Einigung nehmen zu

Auch Prognoseplattformen wie Myriad, betrieben vom Mutterunternehmen von Decrypt, zeigen die wachsende Zuversicht. Nutzer dort schätzen die Wahrscheinlichkeit, dass der Shutdown bis zum 15. November endet, inzwischen auf 91 Prozent – doppelt so hoch wie noch vor wenigen Tagen.

Dieser Optimismus überträgt sich direkt auf den Kryptomarkt. Die Wahrscheinlichkeit, dass Bitcoin bald die Marke von 115.000 Dollar erreicht, liegt nun bei 68 Prozent. Anleger glauben wieder an steigende Kurse – und das spiegelt sich in höheren Handelsvolumen und steigender Nachfrage wider.

Les hier, wieso einige Experten bei BTC noch dieses Jahr eine Rally bis 250k sehen.

Trump kündigt mögliche Geldzahlungen an

Für zusätzlichen Auftrieb sorgte ein Beitrag von Präsident Donald Trump auf Truth Social. Er schrieb, dass jeder Bürger eine Zahlung von mindestens 2000 Dollar erhalten solle – ausgenommen seien Besserverdiener. Diese Nachricht erinnert viele an die Corona-Stimulus-Checks von 2021, die damals für einen großen Geldzufluss in den Kryptomarkt sorgten.

Solche direkten Zahlungen erhöhen meist den Konsum und das Vertrauen in die Wirtschaft. Analyst Ryan Lee meint, dass dies den Appetit auf riskantere Anlagen wie Aktien und Kryptowährungen stärken würde. Schon jetzt ist die Stimmung an den Märkten deutlich optimistischer als noch vor einer Woche.

Finanzminister bremst Erwartungen

Trotz der Euphorie trat Finanzminister Scott Bessent auf die Bremse. In einem Fernsehinterview erklärte er, dass die angekündigte „Dividende“ möglicherweise keine direkten Schecks, sondern Steuererleichterungen sein könnten. Das würde zwar weniger sofortiges Geld in Umlauf bringen, aber immer noch die Kaufkraft stärken.

Auch wenn die Maßnahmen kleiner ausfallen könnten, bleibt der positive Effekt auf die Stimmung bestehen. Viele Anleger hoffen weiterhin auf Impulse, die direkt in die Wirtschaft fließen. Der Kryptomarkt reagiert sensibel auf solche Zeichen – und hat den Optimismus bereits eingepreist.

Ausblick: Wie weit kann Bitcoin noch steigen?

Analysten blicken nun gespannt auf die kommenden Wochen. Wenn der Shutdown tatsächlich bald endet, erwarten viele eine Fortsetzung der Rally. Jay Jo von Tiger Research rechnet mit weiter steigenden Kursen, falls zusätzlich Finanzhilfen fließen. Mehr Liquidität im Markt bedeutet oft steigende Nachfrage – auch bei Kryptowährungen.

Hier kommst du zu unserer detaillierten Prognose für Bitcoin.

Trotzdem mahnen Experten zur Vorsicht. Eine anhaltend hohe Inflation, geopolitische Spannungen oder ein stärkerer Dollar könnten den Aufschwung abbremsen. Dennoch bleiben die Prognosen ehrgeizig: Tiger Research sieht BTC zum Jahresende bei bis zu 200.000 Dollar, während Bitget eine Spanne zwischen 90.000 und 160.000 Dollar erwartet. Viel hängt davon ab, wie die US-Notenbank ihre Zinspolitik gestaltet.

BTC Hyper: Mehr technische Tiefe, mehr Zukunftschancen

Der Kryptomarkt steht vor einer spannenden Wende: Mit dem angekündigten Ende des drohenden US-Government Shutdowns kommt neues Vertrauen in die Märkte, und besonders bei Bitcoin (BTC) könnte damit eine neue Ära beginnen. BTC hat sich als sicherer Hafen etabliert – durch seine Dezentralität, starke Netzwerksicherheit und breite institutionelle Akzeptanz. Genau darauf setzt Bitcoin Hyper auf: Es greift die Stärke von Bitcoin auf und kombiniert sie mit modernster Technik.

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Langfristige Perspektive: Wenn Bitcoin gewinnt, könnte Bitcoin Hyper mitziehen

Wenn Bitcoin durch institutionelle Investments, ETFs und eine gestiegene Marktakzeptanz weiter an Bedeutung gewinnt – und die kürzlich positive politische Signalgebung in den USA ein solches Umfeld begünstigt –, dann wächst nicht nur der Wert von BTC, sondern auch das Ökosystem rund um BTC. Hyper steht genau in diesem Ökosystem: Es bietet die technische Erweiterung, die Bitcoin braucht, um von Wertaufbewahrung zu aktiver Nutzung überzugehen.

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The crypto market surged over the weekend as optimism grew that the United States government shutdown, now in its 40th day, may finally be coming to an end.

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Reports of a bipartisan Senate deal lifted global investor sentiment, sending Bitcoin above $106,000 and Ethereum past $3,600 for the first time in nearly two weeks. The overall crypto market capitalization jumped 4.4% to $3.6 trillion, according to CoinGecko data.

Shutdown Relief Sparks Market Optimism

The Senate voted 60–40 to advance a funding bill, which is expected to restore federal operations by midweek.

President Donald Trump is set to sign the legislation once it passes the House. Analysts say the reopening could revive economic data flows and provide the Federal Reserve with the clarity needed to resume rate cuts as early as December.

Jeff May, COO at BTSE, noted that “without key data during the shutdown, the Fed had to wait. Once operations resume, policymakers will have the confidence to adjust rates more actively, potentially easing liquidity pressures across markets.”

Bitcoin Leads the Rebound as Liquidity Returns

Bitcoin rallied more than 4% in 24 hours, reclaiming the $105,000–$106,000 range, while Ethereum gained over 5%.

Other major cryptos, including XRP and BNB, also advanced, reflecting renewed risk appetite. Analysts attribute the rebound to an anticipated recovery in liquidity as government functions and Treasury flows normalize.

Peter Chan of Presto Research said, “Removing the shutdown factor opens the door to a repricing of risk assets in a favorable macro setting, looser monetary policy, fiscal incentives, and reduced uncertainty.”

Despite the bullish tone, whale movements remain in focus. On-chain data from Lookonchain revealed that early investor Owen Gunden transferred 3,549 BTC ($361 million) to Kraken, sparking speculation of continued profit-taking.

Yet analysts like “Darkfost” believe these sales represent “a healthy rotation of long-term holders,” noting that institutional demand and ETF inflows have provided sufficient liquidity to absorb large sell orders.

Fed Policy, Inflation, and Crypto’s Path Forward

The prospect of a reopened government has also fueled bets on another Federal Reserve rate cut in December, with CME data showing a 63% probability. Lower borrowing costs would likely benefit both equities and digital assets.

Related Reading: Why Are Bitcoin OGs Dumping Billions Of Dollars In BTC?

While macro optimism drives short-term gains, experts warn that lasting recovery depends on consistent liquidity and policy stability. Still, with Bitcoin’s volatility decreasing and Ethereum’s ecosystem attracting institutional deployments, analysts see the foundations for a renewed crypto bull phase heading into 2026.

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Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent recently announced that the Treasury and the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) have provided a clear legal pathway for exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and trusts to stake crypto assets and share rewards with investors. 

New Crypto Staking Provisions 

Bill Hughes, a market expert and lawyer from the blockchain software firm ConsenSys, explained that, under the new provisions announced by Secretary Bessent, trusts can stake digital assets on permissionless proof-of-stake (PoS) networks if they meet specific criteria. 

These requirements include holding only one type of crypto asset along with cash, utilizing a qualified custodian to manage keys and execute the staking process, and maintaining Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)-approved liquidity policies. This ensures that redemptions can occur even when assets are staked. 

Additionally, trusts must establish arms-length arrangements with independent staking providers and restrict their activities solely to holding, staking, and redeeming assets, avoiding any discretionary trading.

Hughes believes that the implications for staking adoption are substantial. This offers much-needed regulatory and tax clarity for institutional investment vehicles, including crypto ETFs and trusts. It enables these entities to engage in staking while remaining compliant with existing laws. 

By effectively removing a significant legal hurdle that has previously deterred fund sponsors, custodians, and asset managers from integrating staking yields into regulated investment products, the new framework opens the door for broader participation.

Increased Staking Participation Anticipated

As a result of these developments, the expert asserted that more regulated entities will likely begin staking on behalf of investors, which could lead to increased staking participation, enhanced liquidity, and greater network decentralization. 

Notably, this new framework aligns tax treatment with evolving SEC disclosure requirements and exchange liquidity standards, reinforcing staking as a legitimate and conservative yield-generation strategy within US financial products.

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Bitcoin (BTC) is staging a recovery after a sharp decline that briefly pushed prices below the $100,000 mark, sparking widespread fear across the market. The move triggered a wave of liquidations and panic selling, but BTC has since bounced back, trading above $105,000 as investors eye potential relief from the looming U.S. government shutdown. Market participants appear cautiously optimistic, with short-term sentiment improving as risk appetite returns.

However, data from CryptoQuant reveals a key development that could influence Bitcoin’s next move — stablecoin supply is starting to slip. After months of steady growth, the total stablecoin market capitalization has begun trending downward, signaling a potential cooling in liquidity. Historically, shrinking stablecoin reserves on exchanges tend to precede lower buying pressure, as less capital is available to rotate into crypto assets.

Still, the broader picture remains mixed. While Bitcoin’s price structure shows signs of stabilization, underlying liquidity trends hint that market conditions could remain fragile. If government action helps ease macroeconomic uncertainty and risk flows stabilize, BTC could extend its rebound. But if liquidity continues tightening, volatility may return sooner than expected, especially as the market digests shifting global sentiment.

Stablecoin Contraction Signals Caution — or Capital Rotation?

According to top analyst Maartunn, data from CryptoQuant shows a notable shift in market liquidity conditions. His chart comparing USDT Market Cap Change with Bitcoin’s price reveals that after several months of consistent expansion, the total stablecoin market capitalization is now trending downward. Historically, such a contraction has often acted as an early warning sign of cooling liquidity in the crypto market — meaning less fresh capital is entering the ecosystem.

Stablecoins, particularly USDT, play a crucial role in fueling market momentum. When their supply grows, it typically reflects increased buying power and capital inflows. Conversely, a shrinking supply can indicate a pause in demand or a period of risk aversion among investors. This decline could therefore be interpreted as a sign that traders are pulling liquidity out of the system, potentially reducing Bitcoin’s short-term upside potential.

However, several analysts argue that this recent trend may not signal weakness but rather capital rotation. As Bitcoin stabilizes above $100,000 and altcoins show renewed volatility, part of the stablecoin supply might be moving into risk assets like Ethereum or emerging DeFi plays instead of exiting the market entirely.

If this interpretation holds true, the drop in stablecoin supply may simply mark a transition phase, where capital flows shift within the ecosystem rather than retreating from it. This dynamic would support a more neutral outlook — suggesting that liquidity is being redistributed rather than disappearing.

Bitcoin Eyes Recovery but Faces Key Resistance Levels

Bitcoin (BTC) has managed to recover from last week’s steep decline, with price action stabilizing above $105,000 after dipping below the critical $100,000 level. As seen in the chart, BTC has formed a short-term reversal structure, bouncing from a local low near $98,000 and showing signs of renewed buying pressure. This recovery, however, still faces a cluster of resistance levels between $108,000 and $112,000, where previous rallies have repeatedly stalled.

Trading volume has increased moderately during the rebound, indicating that some capital is flowing back into the market — though not yet at levels suggesting strong conviction. The market remains cautious, with traders watching to see if Bitcoin can reclaim the 50-day moving average, which currently acts as dynamic resistance around $110,000.

If BTC breaks and consolidates above that zone, it could trigger a more meaningful recovery toward $117,000–$120,000. However, failure to maintain momentum may lead to another retest of support near $100,000.

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Bitcoin surged past $105,000 on Monday, extending gains to trade near $106,000 as optimism over the U.S. government’s shutdown resolution revived risk appetite across global markets.

Reports of a Senate breakthrough to fund key departments and reopen government operations triggered a wave of investor confidence after the 40-day standoff, the longest in U.S. history.

Shutdown Breakthrough Sparks Crypto Relief Rally

The U.S. Senate decision marked Bitcoin’s strongest rebound in nearly a week, lifting the broader crypto market’s capitalization to $3.58 trillion, up 4.8% in 24 hours. Ethereum rose 6.9% to $3,618, while XRP, Solana, Dogecoin, and Cardano each gained more than 4%, signaling renewed bullish sentiment.

Analysts noted that the end of the shutdown could restore liquidity and encourage institutional inflows, particularly after eight sessions of ETF outflows totaling more than $2 billion.

“Relief in Washington has translated into relief on the charts,” said market analyst Abhay H., who projects short-term upside targets between $108,000 and $110,000 if momentum holds above $105,000.

Whales Accumulate $32 Billion as Support Strengthens

On-chain data revealed that Bitcoin whales, addresses holding between 10,000 and 100,000 BTC, accumulated more than 300,000 BTC worth approximately $32 billion after prices briefly dipped below $101,000. This large-scale accumulation helped reinforce the $105,000 support zone, offsetting broader market weakness.

The Realized Profit/Loss ratio remains elevated at 9.1, suggesting holders are still comfortably in profit despite volatility. Analysts believe the buying spree demonstrates “deep conviction” among long-term investors.

“Whales have effectively turned $105K into the new line in the sand,” said Glassnode researchers, adding that structural demand remains robust even amid reduced ETF inflows.

Technical signals back this trend. Bitcoin continues to defend its 365-day moving average, a key historical support that also held during the 2024 yen-carry crisis and the 2025 tariff shock.

Bitcoin (BTC) Traders Watch $111K–$113K Resistance Zone

While momentum indicators show Bitcoin entering neutral territory, traders are now eyeing $111,000 and $113,000 as the next resistance levels. A clear break above that range could open the path toward the 138.2% Fibonacci extension target near $133,900.

Market sentiment has further been buoyed by speculation that MicroStrategy founder Michael Saylor may be preparing another major Bitcoin purchase following his cryptic “₿est Continue” post.

Combined with expectations of potential Fed rate cuts before 2026, these catalysts are helping reinforce Bitcoin’s recovery narrative heading into year-end. Currently, Bitcoin (BTC) trades at $106,448, up 4.3% over 24 hours, signaling that the bulls may indeed be back in control.

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Federal Reserve Governor Stephen Miran said growing demand for dollar-pegged stablecoins could push down interest rates, putting a new factor on the Fed’s radar.

According to a speech he gave at the BCVC Summit on November 7, stablecoins that channel savings into dollar assets may raise the supply of loanable funds and lower the Neutral interest rate, or “R” star.

Stablecoin Growth And Scale

Based on reports compiled by Fed staff, private-sector estimates place stablecoin adoption between $1 trillion and $3 trillion by the end of the decade — a jump large enough to matter for markets and policy.

Miran compared the possible scale of stablecoin demand to the Fed’s own purchases during the COVID-era stimulus and noted that under $7 trillion in Treasury bills are outstanding today, making any major new buyer meaningful.

How It Could Lower Rates

Researchers have started to put numbers on the effect. Work cited in Miran’s remarks estimates stablecoins, if widely used and backed by US securities, might nudge interest rates down by as much as 40 basis points. That kind of shift in R rating would change what counts as a neutral policy stance and could prompt the Fed to set lower policy rates than otherwise.

Big Buyers And Reserve Holdings

Reports and working papers point to one tangible channel: where stablecoin issuers park their reserves. Evidence shows some large issuers have been big buyers of short-term Treasury bills.

For example, one study found Tether held an estimated $98 billion in T-bills by Q1 2025, roughly 1.6% of outstanding T-bills, and that such buying has been linked to lower short-term yields. That suggests stablecoin flows can have real effects on front-end rates.

Risks And Policy Choices

Miran told listeners that regulatory clarity will shape the path forward. He praised proposals like the GENIUS Act for forcing issuers to hold safe, liquid dollar assets, but warned that how stablecoins are financed matters: if issuance simply repackages existing dollar holdings, the effect on loanable funds will be small. Policymakers must weigh the boost to dollar demand against possible strains on banks, money markets, and the Treasury market.

Reports have disclosed that the scale and speed of adoption remain uncertain. If the higher forecasts play out, central bankers will need to consider stablecoin demand as part of the mix when setting rates.

For investors and officials alike, the message is plain: stablecoins are not just a payments tool anymore. They are a potential macroeconomic force, and their growth will be watched closely by the Fed and other authorities.

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US President Donald Trump has announced plans to give out $2,000 to American citizens, drawing attention from analysts who are debating how this influx of cash could impact Bitcoin (BTC). The last time the US government initiated direct cash payments to citizens, it ignited a massive BTC rally. Now analysts are wondering if history could repeat itself with Trump’s latest stimulus plan. 

How Bitcoin Surged After Donald Trump’s Stimulus Checks In 2020

The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES Act), signed into law on March 27, 2020, provides a historical blueprint of how payments from the US government can affect the crypto market. According to crypto analyst Satoshi Flipper, once $1,200 checks started reaching Americans in 2020, many recipients immediately funnelled the funds into cryptocurrencies. 

The analyst noted that just days after the cash distribution announcement, both Coinbase and Binance reported spikes in $1,200 Bitcoin purchases, with users often matching the exact check amounts. At the time, Bitcoin was trading around $6,800, more than 93% below its price of $106,317 at the time of writing. Within six weeks, the leading cryptocurrency had jumped 50% to $10,000, starting the momentum of its historic 2020 price rally. 

Between 2020 and 2021, Satoshi Flipper disclosed that BTC rose from $3,850 after the March 2020 crash to a previous all-time high above $69,000. Ethereum also saw dramatic gains, rising from $120 to $4,800. Furthermore, the total cryptocurrency market capitalization grew from around $180 billion to over $3 trillion. 

He also highlighted that during the cash distributions, millions of new users entered crypto through applications like Robinhood and Cash App. Notably, the combination of government cash, market uncertainty, and retail excitement created a powerful wave of investment that fueled the biggest bull run the market had ever seen. Now, with Trump announcing a new $2,000 stimulus plan for Americans, analysts are speculating about whether history could repeat itself—and if Bitcoin could experience another dramatic bull run. 

Trump’s $2,000 Cash Plan To Millions Of Americans

On November 9, the Trump Truth Social X account, run by the Trump Media & Technology Group (TMTG), announced that Americans who are not classified as high-income earners could expect $2,000 payments. The post started by criticizing people against tariffs and highlighting the strong economic indicators in the US, including record stock market levels, high 401(k) balances, and low inflation. 

Trump framed the $2,000 payments as a dividend to ordinary Americans while also emphasizing investments in US businesses, factories, and infrastructure. The administration also claimed that this approach will support citizens directly while managing the nation’s broader economic growth and its $37 trillion debt reduction goals. 

Speaking on the new cash stimulus, political commentator Brian Krassentein suggests that the plan is intended to help boost the economy, which Trump has described as struggling. Additionally, the total cost of the program could add around $650 billion to the national deficit.