Market Forecast

According to Gate Research, Bitcoin rebounded to around $106,000 this week after briefly dipping below $100,000, driven by easing concerns over the U.S. government shutdown and improving risk appetite. While a preliminary MACD bullish crossover has formed, both trading volume and capital inflows remain weak, indicating the uptrend is not yet established. Ethereum continues to fluctuate between $3,400 and $3,650 with limited rebound momentum. Overall, market sentiment remains cautious, and the recent rebound appears to be a technical correction rather than the start of a new bullish phase.

Crypto analyst VisionPulsed notes that DOGE is at a pivotal inflection point: multiple short- and mid-term RSI indicators are simultaneously trending upward, and momentum on the 8-day moving average has just turned bullish. Historically, similar setups have often triggered rapid rallies, suggesting a potential move toward the $1 level.

Dogecoin is facing an intense wave of on-chain selling pressure: whale wallet numbers have dropped sharply, the Binance order book has become imbalanced, trading volume has soared, and the price has plunged from the $0.20 range to the $0.15 level.

Comprehensive analysis of Ethereum’s pivotal “still waters run deep” structural shift: USDT stablecoin supply has doubled to $102 billion; institutional staking provider P2P Validator now manages over $10 billion in assets; and U.S. regulatory momentum is moving toward a transparent on-chain ecosystem. These three bullish catalysts are resonating together.

Ethereum has dropped over 30% from its YTD peak, as a combination of ETF redemptions and forced liquidations has triggered market turbulence. This article offers a comprehensive analysis of the causes behind the decline, key technical support levels, and potential opportunities for a rebound.

Critics note that ADA is still trading at 80% below its historical peak, and they find its long-term vision and schedule vague. Supporters, on the other hand, are looking ahead to the Cardano Summit in Berlin on November 12, 2025. They hope that new collaborations and technological deployments will facilitate Hoskinson’s planned “RealFi Beast Year” initiative in 2026.

XRP's average daily payment volume has dropped below 1 billion, and XRP's on-chain activity has sharply declined. This article examines why this trend is occurring, how it affects price movement, and what potential future inflection points may arise.

In early November 2025, Bitcoin (BTC) dropped below $100,000, reaching a four-month low. Analysts identify multiple signals indicating that BTC could fall further to the $88,000–$95,000 range. This article explores the factors behind the decline, critical support levels, and the market outlook.

Nearly $800 million has been withdrawn from U.S. spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, fueling intense market fear. This article examines the causes, price implications, and strategies for newcomers to navigate the situation.

A whale address (0x7b7) deposited 7 million USDC on Hyperliquid to open a short position on Bitcoin, and the account now holds just $560,000, resulting in a $6.44 million loss in only three days. This liquidation serves as a warning to the market.

Metaplanet, a publicly traded company in Japan, has obtained a $100 million loan by using Bitcoin as collateral. The funds will be used to further acquire BTC and repurchase shares. This marks the beginning of a new era in corporate Bitcoin finance.

Recent on-chain data shows a new wallet has initiated more than $20 million in XRP short positions using 20x leverage at a price around $2.30. Could this signal the start of a bearish trend?

Galaxy Head of Research Alex Thorn stated that Bitcoin is entering a new stage called the "Era of Maturity." Higher institutional involvement, increased dominance of ETFs, and growth in passive capital flows are causing a significant decrease in market volatility.

Recently, Bitcoin’s price briefly dropped below the $100,000 threshold. This sparked widespread market panic and a cascade of liquidations. CryptoQuant data shows that a significant deterioration in investor sentiment largely fueled this decline, rather than any fundamental weakening.

Gate Research reported that Bitcoin fell below $100,000 this week for the first time since June, hitting a low of $99,932 and breaking below its 200-day moving average, marking the second-largest single-day drop of the year.