$94,000 per $BTC couldn't hold.Therefore, Bitcoin goes in search for a support level (CME gap is an obvious point).The volatility remains high, and, I think we'll find ourselves into a bottom in the first days of this week as there's a lot of macroeconomic data lined up later in the week + the FED is likely going to step in.Also, given that last week was such a terrible weekly candle, it's impossible to expect an imminent V-shape recovery after that.Things take time.This cycle isn't over. ...

The most ridiculous argument of all for private credit has been private credit belongs in every portfolio because it lets you sleep at night, because it helps you ride out the volatility of your public credit. Again, that's just a repackaging of the volatility. If you don't market to market, there's no volatility.But if the price goes from zero in a matter of a few weeks, there's something something untoward is going on. And so I'm very, very negative on those types of, you know, non-transparent markets. It ...

point. Joining us now with more on the crypto market, John Dagasino, Coinbase head of institutional uh strategy. We've seen this uh this movie before.Um what was the biggest sell-off. We had we had a move from I think 65 down to 15,000, didn't we, at at one point with Bitcoin. >> Sure.I mean, so historically, Bitcoin has traded in these four-year cycles and so we saw 2014, 2018, 2022, uh material moves down 20,000 down to 3,000 at one point I think. >> Absolutely. Yeah.>> So it can lose 70 or 80% of its val ...

point. Joining us now with more on the crypto market, John Dagasino, Coinbase head of institutional uh strategy. We've seen this uh this movie before.Um what was the biggest sell-off. We had we had a move from I think 65 down to 15,000, didn't we, at at one point with Bitcoin. >> Sure.I mean, so historically, Bitcoin has traded in these four-year cycles and so we saw 2014, 2018, 2022, uh material moves down 20,000 down to 3,000 at one point I think. >> Absolutely. Yeah.>> So it can lose 70 or 80% of its val ...

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QCP: BTC is down 27% from its peak and back below $100K, breaking the 50-week MA and turning sentiment bearish. Key levels are $92K support and the $88K CME gap. With U.S. data returning post-shutdown, volatility is expected to stay high, with implied vols above 50 and put-heavy skew. https://t.co/dL2Hvfhey2 ...

RT Capital Flows (@Globalflows)Here is the thing about Bitcoin and crypto: When you financialize an asset, you begin to take out the volatility. The ranges compress, the leverage provision via options helps smooth the oscillations, and there are a lot more players to absorb changes in liquidityThis is WHY we are just seeing a slow grind down without a mega candle of capitulationIf you want institutional adoption, then you need to deal with the slow grindWelcome to global macro ...

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RT BSCN (@BSCNews)📈 A volatile start to November sees BTC lose the $100K level, dragging ETH and SOL into high-demand regions. What do the charts say? Find out in our latest analysis…https://t.co/RAXomK7UBp ...