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Big moves ahead for Bitcoin and Ether this November? Experts from @intotheblock and @bitcoinmagazine made their forecasts on crypto this month. Find out more in our blog ⤵️

We could see some bumps in the road before hitting a new ATH: 1. Bitcoin dipped by 0.28% in the last 24 hours to $72,300, having approached its all-time high earlier this week at around $73,500. 2. Yesterday, spot BTC ETFs saw $893.21 million in net inflows, with BlackRock’s IBIT reporting $872 million in net inflows, its largest since launch. Bloomberg analyst Eric Balchunas noted that by the end of November, spot Bitcoin ETFs could surpass Satoshi Nakamoto as the top Bitcoin holder, exceeding around 1.1 million BTC. 3. A member of the CryptoQuant community highlights signals indicating the potential formation of a golden cross. 4. Popular analyst Mark Cullen warns of significant Bitcoin swings in the coming days due to the upcoming FOMC meeting and U.S. elections. 5. Crypto investor Jelle expects BTC to reach $90,000, noting that Bitcoin spent 7 months consolidating around the previous cycle highs before breaking out and successfully retesting the trendline.

Hey, take a sec to chill and ease your FOMO before you dive in! 1. Bitcoin climbed 1.62% over the past 24 hours to trade at $72,367 after reaching a high of around $73,200 earlier yesterday.   2. Yesterday, spot BTC ETFs saw $870.02 million in net inflows — the largest since early June — while spot Ethereum ETFs received $7.65 million in net inflows. Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas predicts even bigger inflows ahead as investor FOMO kicks in. 3. According to a K33 Research report, Bitcoin is not showing signs of frenzy, unlike in March, suggesting there is room for further price growth. 4. A CryptoQuant community member notes that current BTC demand levels, now on the rise, align with those seen in February—potentially signaling the start of a new upward trend. 5. Ali Martinez notes that in past bull cycles, Bitcoin has peaked between the 1.618 and 2.272 Fibonacci levels. This pattern suggests the next BTC top could be between $174,000 and $462,000.

Bitcoin's perfect storm ahead... 1. BTC has gained 3.68% over the past 24 hours, reaching $71,233. This growth was driven by substantial capital inflows into spot Bitcoin ETFs and increasing odds of a Trump victory in the U.S. presidential election. 2. Yesterday, spot BTC ETFs received $479.35 million in net inflows, while spot ETH ETFs saw $1.14 million in net outflows. 3. IntoTheBlock notes that 99% of BTC holders are currently in profit. The last time these levels were seen was in June when Bitcoin ultimately failed to break through. 4. Bitfinex analysts anticipate a "perfect storm" for Bitcoin, driven by election uncertainty and favorable Q4 seasonality, predicting a record high next month. 5. Kaiko analysts notice that BTC perpetual futures markets are seeing high capital inflows, with open interest returning to August highs of $16 billion. But funding rates remain low, suggesting cautious bullish sentiment.

On Monday, Bitcoin broke out of its weekend range of $66,000 to $67,000 and is now trading above $68,600. 🗓 What’s coming this week: Oct 30: Meta and Microsoft Earnings. Oct 31: Amazon and Apple Earnings. Nov 1: US Nonfarm Payrolls. Nov 1: US Unemployment Rate. 🙋 What experts are predicting: 🔵Trader CrypNuevo sees this week as one of the “hardest trading weeks” due to tech companies' reports and macro data. He notes that a Bitcoin price dip to $66,000 could offer a good buying opportunity. 🔵Technical analyst @Washigorira believes Bitcoin could reach $71,000 by the month's end, given the monthly candle's strength. 🔵Trader and analyst Michael van de Poppe expects BTC to test its ATH within the next two weeks, fueled by major macroeconomic data, likely peak yields, upcoming elections, and Fed announcements.

Discover expert opinions and key insights in our latest roundup: 1. Bitcoin is by up 1.17% over the day and is now trading at $67,684. This growth is fueled by a stronger U.S. job market, suggesting potential Fed rate cuts and increased ETF inflows. 2. On Thursday, spot Bitcoin ETFs saw net inflows of $188.11 million, while spot Ethereum ETFs received $2.30 million. 3. Griffin Ardern, head of options trading and research at BloFi, suggests that the probability of Bitcoin reaching $82,000 is high. He bases this on the market implied volatility of 54% for at-the-money options expiring on December 27th. 4. 10X Research observes that MicroStrategy's stock price has experienced a 33% increase since the beginning of October, reaching $236. This positive trend has correlated with a corresponding upward movement in the price of Bitcoin. 5. CryptoQuant’s community member notes that whales' holdings are at an all-time high of around 670,000 BTC. This indicates growing investor optimism.

What do experts say about BTC’s future outlook? Check out today’s 5 crypto insights! 1. Bitcoin has rebounded from its recent low of $65,200 and is currently trading at $67,300. 2. On October 23, spot Bitcoin ETFs had a total net inflow of $192 million, spot Ethereum ETFs had a net inflow of $1.27 million. 3. Bitwise’s head of alpha strategies predicts BTC may rally as high as $92,000 if Donald Trump wins the U.S. presidency in November. 4. According to custodial service Copper, onchain metrics indicate that BTC has already reached a short-term price high of $69,000 ahead of the US election, and investors are now starting to take a wait-and-see stance. 5. Head of research at Bitwise André Dragosch reports that Bitcoin whales surged to 1,678 this week, the highest since January 2021, signaling growing confidence in BTC's price outlook.

The market has slowed down, but there’s potential growth ahead: 1. Bitcoin is now at $66,299, down by 1% over the past 24 hours. The price drop follows a decline in institutional demand for spot BTC ETFs, with net outflows of $79.09 million on Tuesday. 2. According to Bloomberg, Bitcoin's price could reach $80,000 by the end of November, as open interest for call options expiring on November 29 shows a significant concentration at the $80,000 strike price. 3. Kaiko reports that the BTC Kimchi Premium index has shifted to a discount, indicating that Bitcoin prices on Korean exchanges are now lower than on other exchanges. Historically, this trend has often preceded BTC price rallies. 4. Michael van de Poppe believes that as government bond yields rise and Bitcoin consolidates, we may see a price of $65K before it starts to move upwards. 5. Alex Kuptsikevich, senior market analyst at FxPro, notes that stablecoin volume, which typically correlates with liquidity and buying power in the crypto market, has not increased, potentially signaling a slowdown in the growth of crypto assets.

Is this the chill before things get wild? Read in our daily review: 1. After trying to reach $70,000 on Monday, Bitcoin couldn't maintain its momentum and fell by 2.4% over the last 24 hours. As of now, its price is $66,998. 2. On October 21, spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded net inflows of $294.29 million, while spot Ethereum ETFs saw $20.80 million in net outflows. 3. QCP Capital analysts expect both BTC and ETH to trade around their current levels this week, as there are no major catalysts. 4. Michaël van de Poppe indicates that BTC is currently consolidating and could potentially reach the $64,000 to $65,000 range. He also sees this level as a buy-the-dip opportunity before a new all-time high. 5. A member of the CryptoQuant community observes that the volume of on-chain transactions of up to $10,000 has increased by 13% over the past 30 days, pointing to a pattern similar to what was seen in March when BTC approached its last historical peak.