Bitcoin is rebounding after a sharp sell-off, with analysts highlighting reclaimed support, a filled fair value gap, and a looming imbalance zone that could define the next major move. Summary Crypto Patel says bitcoin has filled a fair value gap, tapped a bearish order block, and may push into a higher imbalance zone before any
Bitcoin continues to dominate financial headlines. Yet according to Tom Lee, the co-founder of Fundstrat, most people still have no exposure to it. Lee recently stated that “95% of investors have zero Bitcoin.” His comment has sparked new conversations about how early the world still is in the crypto cycle. Most Investors Are Still Not
More than $16 billion in Bitcoin and Ethereum options are set to expire on October 31, 2025, at 8:00 UTC on Deribit. This marks one of the largest monthly crypto derivatives events of the year. This expiry surpasses last week’s $6 billion event due to the monthly rollover of October contracts. Traders and investors should
Bitcoin price today trades near $91,450 after defending the $90,000 zone for a third straight session. The rebound comes as spot outflows slow sharply and whale cohorts return to accumulation, easing pressure on a market that absorbed a 35 percent correction from the October peak. Buyers are attempting to stabilize momentum, although overhead resistance still
Bitcoin is trading near $91,000, but the market setup has started to show one of the clearest risk signals of the month. Price has been rising inside a narrow structure after a sharp fall, while on-chain data and derivatives positioning now show pressure building under the surface. When these conditions appear together, the market often
With a 74% chance that Bitcoin will remain below $92,000 this week, Polymarket traders are extremely pessimistic about the short-term rise of the cryptocurrency. The chart’s structural problems, and the market’s actions following the most recent violent sell-off, are reflected in this sentiment read, which is not arbitrary. Bitcoin’s grind The rally is still more
Bitcoin is likely to close November at its worst loss since at least 2019, but analysts say it sets the cryptocurrency up for a good start to 2026 as some investors could buy back in. “While November will be printing in the red for crypto, the capitulation signals an opportunity for smart investors to start
More than 90% of the world’s central banks have cut rates or held them steady for 12 straight months, a pattern rarely seen in the past 35 years. This easing cycle has produced 316 rate cuts over two years, topping even the 313 seen during the 2008–2010 financial crisis. Despite this global expansion of liquidity,
Analyst Raoul Pal believes that the cryptocurrency industry is around “2017 Google” for Bitcoin and even earlier for Ethereum (ETH). In 2017, Google (Alphabet) had already proven its dominance in search and digital advertising, but its full network potential was far from fully realized (cloud, AI, and so on). Pal has implied that Bitcoin in
Leading cryptocurrency Bitcoin (BTC) has been experiencing sharp corrections for the past two months, falling to the $80,000 level. However, this week, it has rebounded to over $91,000. As BTC experiences a strong recovery, expectations for $100,000 are also increasing. At this point, one analyst predicted that BTC could soon reach $100,000 based on the