Bitcoin Prices

The rebound followed the Federal Reserve's decision to halt its Quantitative Tightening (QT) program and inject liquidity into the markets, boosting short-term financial stability.

Analysts remain cautiously optimistic but note that liquidity conditions and global macro developments will shape the near-term trajectory

Bitcoin shed more than $18,000 in November, as a record amount of money rushed out of the market, making this its largest dollar loss since May 2021, when a number of cryptocurrencies collapsed

Despite these headwinds, analysts believe macro liquidity from the Fed pivot could act as a stabiliser if capital rotation resumes toward large-cap cryptocurrencies

New investors entering now should be cognisant of high volatility, regulatory risks and cybersecurity threats

Large-cap tokens have led the modest recovery, even as mid-cap and smaller altcoins continue to lag following a phase of heavy deleveraging

Calling volatility "vitality," Saylor argued that Bitcoin's sharp price swings are essential to its long-term performance and the opportunity it creates for investors

Crypto Market Crash: Analysts say the pullback reflects a consolidation phase rather than market capitulation, as participants digest recent selling pressure and await clearer macroeconomic signals

BTC price today: Analysts attribute the slide to uncertainty around potential US interest-rate cuts, broader weakness across equity markets, and profit-taking by large holders

The development, analysts said, suggests investors are temporarily favouring policy-linked assets, with risk appetite split between safe-haven and cyclical exposures

Market weakness deepens as BTC struggles to reclaim key levels and Ethereum tests support zones, with analysts warning of further downside risks

The overall market sentiment remains dominated by fear, with the CoinMarketCap Crypto Fear and Greed Index registering at 27, firmly in the "fear" zone

The overall tone of crypto markets, analysts said, remains neutral, with the Fear & Greed Index steady at 42 - indicating reduced panic and improving investor confidence

The cryptocurrency, which had fallen to around $103,598 on October 17, climbed back to $110,222 in the last 24 hours - up 2.82 per cent

The recent pullback in Bitcoin, they said, appears to be a classic case of market fatigue after record highs

Despite the intense volatility, market participants remained resilient, with total crypto market capitalisation rebounding above $4 trillion

The pullback in Bitcoin and Ethereum, analysts said, appears to be a short-term corrective phase within a broader bullish structure

The surge comes amid sustained institutional inflows, as investors grow increasingly optimistic about potentially supportive signals from the US Federal Reserve

The crypto market rally aligns with historical trends. October, often called 'Uptober' in the crypto space, has traditionally been bullish, with Q4 typically delivering strong gains

The original cryptocurrency has long been referred to as "digital gold" by advocates, who see it serving a similar role as the precious metal during times of turmoil