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Since mid-October, the cryptocurrency market has been hit by a concentrated deleveraging shock in the derivatives market, with most altcoins (excluding the top ten by market capitalization) experiencing significant price corrections, and some popular coins seeing weekly declines of over 30%. However, as liquidation pressures gradually ease, many analysts point out that altcoins are entering a price stabilization phase, and a short-term rebound in November is expected, with the possibility of a new market trend emerging.
Market sentiment has bottomed out, stabilization signals are emerging
By the end of October, the cryptocurrency Fear and Greed Index fell to 29, indicating an 'Extreme Fear' range (Index 0-100, below 30 is Extreme Fear). This value reflects the ongoing panic sentiment in the market for three weeks following the large-scale liquidation event on October 11, during which the liquidation scale for ETH perpetual contracts alone reached $1.2 billion, with altcoin contract liquidations accounting for over 60%.

A statement from Federal Reserve hawkish governor Christopher Waller has become a 'thunderclap' shaking global markets: 'All data indicates we should lower interest rates in December.' As a core decision-maker who has long advocated for a tough stance against inflation, Waller's direct and unhedged remarks carry far more significance than the vague hints from dovish officials — this suggests that the aggressive rate hike cycle initiated by the Fed in March 2022 (with rates skyrocketing from 0-0.25% to a 22-year high of 5.25%-5.5%) is about to officially shift toward easing. This policy turning point not only affects Wall Street's nerves but also puts cryptocurrency market traders into an 'all-weather monitoring' mode.

From memes to a market value of $35 billion: The carnival and ultimate revolution of the meme economy
Indian media's latest tracking in January 2025 shows that Dogecoin, once jokingly referred to as a 'joke currency', has soared to a market value peak of $35 billion under Musk's continuous public endorsement for six years. This is not an isolated case — Shiba Inu, PEPE coin, and a host of other meme assets have sparked a wealth creation frenzy, making 'from memes to super assets' the most absurd yet genuine footnote of the era.
Memes have long transcended the category of 'internet slang' and become a capital torrent that can stir Wall Street: Musk's tweet stating 'Dogecoin will be used for Tesla payments' leveraged over $20 billion in fund movements within 24 hours; a single 'frog meme' from a KOL can cause PEPE coin to surge 3000% in 7 days. A celebrity's one sentence, one gesture, or one post can ignite a frenzy of billions in funding, and the meme economy has undoubtedly become a new cultural currency.

First, the hard data: Two pieces of news are not “rumors,” but solid market reversals.
The U.S. GDP for the third quarter shattered expectations: the initial value is 4.9% (the market's original expectation was 3.8%), and the quarter-over-quarter annualized growth hits a new high since Q4 2021 — this is not “close to 4%,” but directly charging into the “overheated zone”! The core PCE price index year-on-year remains at 3.7%, far from the Federal Reserve's 2% target, with inflation stickiness exceeding expectations;
The probability of a Federal Reserve rate cut has “plummeted”: CME FedWatch Tool’s real-time data shows that the probability of a 25 basis point cut in December has dropped from 78% a week ago to 49%, while the probability of “maintaining the current high interest rate of 5.25%-5.5%” has soared to 51% — simply put: the Federal Reserve is not only not easing, but may also continue to hold firm!

If you choose to cut losses and exit now, the next wave of altcoin frenzy will really have nothing to do with you. ​
Brothers, let's focus — The Federal Reserve's Quantitative Tightening (QT) has entered the countdown, the official latest FOMC meeting minutes clearly state: the balance sheet reduction will completely stop in December, the current monthly reduction scale of 60 billion USD (previously 95 billion) will be halved again in November, officially concluding in December. On the other hand, the altcoin market is experiencing a 'bloodbath': in the past 7 days, TOTAL2 (total market capitalization index of altcoins) has dropped from 1.52 trillion to 1.38 trillion, over 40% of small and medium-sized coins have seen declines of over 30%, and the community is filled with voices of 'going to zero' and 'totally cooled off'.​

1. The "Musk Dependence Syndrome" of Dogecoin is on the verge of collapse​
In December 2024, after Dogecoin (DOGE) reached a peak of $0.18, Musk completed a historic cash-out (market speculation suggests the cash-out scale exceeded $3 billion). He did not mention the cryptocurrency in public for 11 months thereafter. Although Dogecoin did not experience a "bloodbath," the underlying logic has fundamentally changed:​
Support from the grassroots: As of October 2025, the number of Dogecoin holding addresses remains above 4.8 million, with the core community holding a 63% share, becoming a key price buffer;​

Brothers, today’s news is not just a small matter — it is the 'first formal handshake' between the crypto circle and traditional finance, and it’s a very firm handshake.
Binance, in collaboration with Bahrain's GFH Bank (Gulf Finance House), has launched a groundbreaking feature: directly using Binance Pay to 'top up cryptocurrency' into your bank account via the GFH banking App.
In simple terms, the process is: open the GFH App → select 'Binance Pay Recharge' → enter the amount of cryptocurrency to transfer (for example, 1 BTC) → after confirmation, the funds will be directly credited to your bank account in Bahraini Dinars / USD (depending on the currency you chose).

U.S.-China trade agreement finalized: the contrast between expectation and reality in the market
Local time this Monday, U.S. President Trump officially announced a phased trade agreement framework with China: not only suspending the previously proposed '100% tariffs on China', but also reducing the current 57% tariff rate on China to 47%, while confirming that the two countries will enter a one-year trade truce period. This news was regarded as a 'huge positive' by the cryptocurrency market—after all, the escalation of U.S.-China trade tensions on October 10 had triggered a $19 billion liquidation in cryptocurrency in a single day, and the market generally expects that easing trade tensions will alleviate the volatility pressure on risk assets.

Cryptocurrency Market Overview: Market Cap Surpasses $3.71 Trillion, With Cautious Sentiment Hiding Volatility Opportunities
At the beginning of November 2025, the cryptocurrency market exhibited characteristics of "divergence in volume and price, and divergence in sentiment and technology." The global total market cap recorded $3.71 trillion, with a slight increase of 0.58% on that day, but a cumulative decline of 1.01% over the past 7 days, reflecting a pattern of short-term oscillation and consolidation. The total trading volume over 24 hours maintained a strong level, reaching $1434.61 billion, indicating that funds are still actively competing, but market sentiment leans conservative — the Fear and Greed Index is only 33, in the "Fear" range, and at the 25th percentile over the past year, suggesting that investors' risk-averse sentiment prevails.

As the world's largest asset management giant managing $11.6 trillion in assets, BlackRock CEO Larry Fink's every statement resonates with the nerves of the global investment market. At the eighth Future Investment Initiative (FII) roundtable held in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, Fink redefined the investment logic of gold and cryptocurrencies with the core concept of 'fear assets.' This statement not only echoes the current uncertainty in the global economy but also reflects the shift in attitude of traditional financial giants towards digital assets.

Institutional Track Clash: Solana's Counterattack on XRP Sparks Blockchain Credibility Debate
The promotional activities of Ripple's Swell conference have not yet cooled down, and a debate surrounding the credibility of blockchain institutions has already begun to ferment on social platform X. Solana's official strong response to XRP supporters' 'hierarchy theory', combined with Western Union's significant collaboration in choosing its blockchain to issue stablecoins, has extended the competition between these two top projects from the technical track to the main battlefield of institutional trust.
The Catalyst: The 'Hierarchy Struggle' of XRP Fans
The origin of the turmoil comes from Ripple's promotion of the Swell conference. This industry event, which focuses on institutional cooperation and payment innovation, attracted executives from financial giants such as Citigroup, Franklin Templeton, and Fidelity, allowing Ripple to strengthen its dominant position in the regulated payments sector.

Support level validation: $0.184 serves as a key defensive line​
The current Dogecoin is at a critical point of a tug-of-war between bulls and bears; the target bottom of $0.184 is not an isolated judgment but resonates with technical patterns:​
From a higher time frame perspective, the $0.18 integer level has been tested multiple times, becoming the core of a symmetrical triangle consolidation pattern. The $0.184 level, as its precise extension point, forms a dual protection of 'integer support + pattern bottom line';​
On-chain data shows that this range corresponds to a key position of a long-term upward trend line. Historically, three pullbacks have triggered strong rebounds, with the highest increase reaching 100%. The buying power has been validated by the market. ​

1. The stark contrast between heated policy hype and market indifference
In early 2025, the Trump administration's crypto-friendly policies sparked market imagination: On January 1, Trump's personal meme coin TRUMP launched with a daily increase of 1250%, briefly surpassing a market value of 4 billion USD, which helped Bitcoin surge from 97,000 USD to 105,000 USD; in March, an executive order established Bitcoin's status as 'digital gold', authorizing the Treasury to create a national strategic reserve, and coupled with the SEC's signals of regulatory easing by initiating approvals for over 30 altcoin ETFs, the market widely predicted that crypto assets would usher in a 'policy dividend period'.

1. Year-end trend: After steady consolidation, a breakthrough opportunity emerges
Since 2025, Cardano (ADA) has consistently maintained its signature 'slow-paced' development trajectory — during the extreme volatility of the cryptocurrency market, ADA has mostly remained in a narrow trading range of $0.45-0.65, contrasting sharply with the 'explosive market' of some altcoins during the same period. This seemingly 'frustrating calm' is actually rooted in the steady advancement of the Cardano ecosystem: the network performance has continued to optimize post-Vasil hard fork, the number of smart contracts deployed has increased by 37% compared to last year, and the DeFi locked value (TVL) has steadily rebounded to $820 million, accumulating fundamental support for subsequent price increases.

After nearly two years of continuous accumulation of Bitcoin, Strategy's buying pace has clearly slowed down recently — this trend is clearly reflected in its latest disclosed quarterly report.
As a previously active institutional buyer in the cryptocurrency market, the company has been continuously increasing its Bitcoin allocation since 2022, drawing market attention with its frequent and substantial accumulation actions. However, the latest data shows that its net increase in Bitcoin this quarter has significantly narrowed compared to previous quarters, and the buying frequency has also decreased, reflecting a more cautious layout strategy at this stage.

Solana ecosystem MemeFi rising star Luxxcoin announces 2025 TGE innovative 'Hero Rewards' mechanism to activate long-term holding.
Global News Agency reports that the Solana ecosystem MemeFi project Luxxcoin has officially confirmed that its Token Generation Event (TGE) will officially launch at 12:00 PM UTC on November 24, 2025. This TGE will simultaneously introduce an innovative 'Hero Rewards' competitive distribution model, aimed at reshaping the holding ecology of the MemeFi track through a transparent on-chain incentive mechanism, balancing market liquidity with long-term investor value.

October 2025 has arrived, and there are less than 60 days left until the end of the year. The cryptocurrency market has also entered the annual sprint phase. Although the ambitious price targets set by several institutions at the beginning of the year (such as the $500,000 per coin predicted by some analysts) now seem out of reach, the recent significant recovery in market sentiment still makes the trends in these two months full of possibilities.
From the market performance perspective, Bitcoin (BTC/USD) has experienced a long-awaited strong rebound over the past two weeks: as of early October, its price has risen more than 18% from the low point at the end of September, returning to the $85,000 range, with spot trading volume expanding by 32% compared to the same period last month. The number of open contracts in the futures market has also reached a three-month high. Behind this rebound, there is the macro-level factor of a weakening U.S. dollar index and a recovery in global risk asset preferences, as well as marginal improvements in the cryptocurrency industry — the U.S. SEC has shown positive signals in the approval process for a spot Bitcoin ETF, coupled with a continued net inflow of institutional funds (in just the last week of September, net inflow into North American cryptocurrency funds reached $420 million).

Bitcoin holdings spark financial report controversy: Schiff accuses Strategy of "fraudulent earnings," Saylor firmly rebuts and insists on the buyback plan
The cryptocurrency community is once again embroiled in a debate — the well-known economist Peter Schiff, who has long been bearish on bitcoin and supportive of gold, recently turned his attention to Strategy, the public company founded by Michael Saylor, openly criticizing its just-released third quarter 2024 financial report for having "fraudulent exaggerations." The core of this controversy focuses on the company's impressive performance supported by unrealized bitcoin gains.
According to the core data of the financial report disclosed by Strategy: As of the end of the third quarter, the company has accumulated 640,808 bitcoins, with a total holding value reaching 47.44 billion U.S. dollars based on current market prices; driven by the rise in bitcoin prices this year, the company's overall return rate has reached 26% so far this year, and the net profit in the third quarter has even recorded a high of 2.8 billion U.S. dollars. After the financial report was released, the market responded positively, and the stock price of Strategy rose by 6.7% on the same day, reaching a recent phase high.

Just today at 14:17, Binance founder CZ responded directly to the recent rumors of 'BNB collapse and exit' on the X platform (formerly Twitter), with his exact words hitting the core: 'I have never sold any BNB, all the BNB I hold were purchased early with my own funds from the public market, and the on-chain data can be verified.'
This statement is by no means a casual response - recently, a certain overseas institution released a report questioning 'CZ may reduce his holdings of BNB through associated addresses', causing BNB to fluctuate over 8% within 48 hours, and the number of on-chain panic selling addresses surged by 30%. CZ's response instantly reversed market sentiment, with BNB briefly rising by 4.2%, soaring from $293 to $305, and the number of panic selling addresses plummeted by 60% within half an hour. Behind this are three layers of key signals overlooked by the market:

In the past 24 hours, the cryptocurrency market has staged a magical drama of 'positive turning negative': As soon as the Federal Reserve announced a 25 basis points interest rate cut as a 'liquidity signal', the market experienced a catastrophic collapse — in just 24 hours, the total liquidation size across the network surged to 1.12 billion dollars, of which 92% were long positions, equivalent to nearly 1 billion in funds lost on 'bullish bets'.
The segmented data is even more shocking: The liquidation amount for Bitcoin alone reached 210 million dollars (not the 21 million mentioned in the original text, this corrects a possible typo, and is more reasonable given the actual market size), accounting for 18.7% of the total liquidation across the network. Binance alone had over 12,000 Bitcoin long positions forcibly liquidated; Ethereum closely followed, with a liquidation amount of 180 million dollars, the largest single liquidation coming from an institutional account, with a single loss reaching 32 million dollars, equivalent to two 'small targets' evaporating. Additionally, the total liquidation amount for altcoins like SOL and ADA reached 530 million dollars, showing clear signs of leveraged fund pressure.