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Fidelity’s Digital Assets research team says year-end tax obligations and portfolio rotations, not large whale transactions, drove the recent Bitcoin sell-off in Q4. Chris Kuiper, VP of Digital Assets Research at Fidelity, explained that long-term holders are realizing gains for tax purposes and shifting capital to alternative assets. On-chain metrics from Supply Active signal continued seller exhaustion typical of bear markets rather than bull runs. Analyst PlanB counters that the bulk of Q4 selling originated from buyers who entered around $60,000–$70,000 in 2024, not OG whales. Meanwhile, Bitcoin underperformed gold, the S&P 500, and the Nasdaq during a seasonally bullish quarter. Factors such as a stronger U.S. dollar (DXY) and liquidity constraints add short-term pressure. Market observers expect that the resolution of U.S. government shutdown risks and improved liquidity could spur a relief rally, but continued Bitcoin sell-off pressure is contingent on waning tax-related selling. Traders should monitor on-chain data, DXY trends, and ETF flows for signs of stability in the Bitcoin market.

Bitcoin has underperformed in Q4 2025 as long-term holders and recent buyers offload coins to lock in gains. Whale sell-offs began in July and accelerated in October, according to Glassnode and analyst PlanB. Investors are also harvesting tax gains and rotating funds into gold, which rose 60% year-to-date compared to Bitcoin’s 10%. A strong U.S. dollar has further drained liquidity. Analyst Willy Woo warns that a high DXY drives risk-off sentiment, decoupling Bitcoin from equities. Fidelity’s Chris Kuiper adds that year-end tax strategies and portfolio shifts explain continued supply pressure. On-chain data shows that seller exhaustion remains incomplete. Market watchers expect relief if the U.S. government shutdown resolves and liquidity returns. Bitcoin’s historical Q4 average gains exceed 40%, suggesting a potential rally if whale distribution eases. Traders should monitor on-chain flows and dollar trends for late-quarter bounce signals.

Singapore’s Monetary Authority (MAS) has unveiled a pilot program for tokenized government bonds settled via a wholesale central bank digital currency (CBDC). The initiative will issue tokenized MAS Bills next year. At the Singapore FinTech Festival, MAS Managing Director Chia Der Jiun highlighted the move as a transition from blockchain experimentation to practical sovereign debt solutions. Tokenized government bonds promise near real-time settlement, lower costs by cutting intermediaries, and on-chain transparency with immutable records. Regulators must update legal frameworks, ensure cybersecurity, and integrate legacy systems for scalability. This marks one of the first government-level implementations of tokenized government bonds and underlines Singapore’s lead in financial innovation. Traders should watch MAS guidance, bond market liquidity shifts, and CBDC-related token demand.

The European Banking Authority (EBA) has affirmed that the EU’s Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA) already incorporates safeguards to mitigate stablecoin risks, directly addressing concerns raised by the European Central Bank (ECB) and the European Systemic Risk Board (ESRB). While the ECB and ESRB have called for a ban on multi-issuance stablecoins over potential liquidity shocks from mass redemptions, the EBA argues that MiCA’s existing stablecoin regulation—tailored to an issuer’s business model and scale—provides adequate protections. The EBA is awaiting guidance from the European Commission on whether MiCA permits multi-issuance, with two member-state regulators reportedly sharing the ECB’s unease about cross-border reserve transfers. Additionally, the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) plans to centralize oversight of crypto firms and trading venues, aiming for a more integrated capital market. This regulatory clarity could bolster market stability and investor confidence in the EU’s crypto sector.

Canary Capital has filed for the first US memecoin ETF tied to $MOG, signaling growing institutional interest in meme tokens. The spot-structure ETF aims to simplify access and amplify liquidity for meme coins, moving them from fringe speculation to mainstream finance. Traders are now eyeing projects with strong narratives and utility. PEPENODE ($PEPENODE) offers a mine-to-earn platform with a presale raising $2.1M and 607% APY staking incentives. Maxi Doge ($MAXI) has attracted $3.99M in presale funding, locking 9.7B tokens with 77% APY rewards. MemeCore ($M) stands out as a listed meme infrastructure token with a $2.5B market cap, trading on major exchanges. If approved, the memecoin ETF could channel TradFi inflows into these high-beta assets, potentially driving short-term volatility and long-term growth across the sector.

Gate has launched its Phase II stock token cashback campaign from November 13 to November 27 (UTC+8). Registered users can enjoy instant rebates, including lucky subsidy refunds, zero-threshold first-order cashback and enhanced spot and futures rebates. This stock token cashback offer provides up to 1,360 USDT per user, aiming to boost trading volumes across stock token and contract markets. Traders can leverage these incentives to optimize their trading costs during the promotion period.

Bitcoin turnover accelerates as early whales offload holdings and new investors absorb supply at higher prices. On-chain data shows long-term holders selling 405,000 BTC (1.9% of circulating supply) over 30 days, with large transfers to exchanges—and a notable whale like Owen Gunden moving over 2,000 BTC to Kraken. This shift disperses ownership from a few low-cost holders to a broader, higher-cost base, pushing the average cost basis toward $110,800. The rising MVRV ratio confirms this structural maturation and signals bullish potential. Ethereum turnover follows a similar path. Institutional products—ETFs and DAT funds—now control about 11% of ETH, and whale wallets (over 100,000 ETH) are accumulating at higher prices while retail sheds positions. This cost-basis reset precedes an expected price rally for ETH. Solana is in an earlier stage of turnover: SOL spot ETFs and DAT inflows account for 2.9% of supply, yet on-chain data remains concentrated among insiders. Institutions are gradually rebalancing into SOL, suggesting that its turnover-driven rally may materialize later in the cycle. Overall market focus is shifting from speculative Bitcoin wealth effects to real-use chains, yield-generating assets, fee-sharing DeFi protocols, stablecoins and RWA, underpinning a bullish medium- to long-term outlook.

Valve has revealed three new hardware devices ahead of a 2026 release: the Steam Machine gaming console, the standalone Steam Frame VR headset, and an updated Steam Controller. The Steam Machine packs a semi-custom AMD Zen 4 CPU and RDNA 3 GPU into a compact 160 mm cube, delivering six times the performance of the Steam Deck with native 4K ray tracing. Priced around $400–500, it competes directly with PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X in the living room market. Steam Frame redefines independent VR by housing Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 inside a 185-gram front module; total headset weight is 440 g, offering high-resolution (2,160×2,160 per eye) pancake optics, eye-tracking with foveated rendering, and both standalone and PC-streaming modes. The new Steam Controller features magnetic TMR joysticks, dual trackpads, gyro support, four haptic motors, and a fingerprint sensor, allowing seamless switching across Valve platforms. Valve’s open SteamOS architecture and wide Steam user base may erode console exclusives and accelerate VR adoption. Key challenges include supply-chain management, pricing strategy, and content support. Investors will watch 2026 first-quarter shipments and attach rates to assess whether Valve’s hardware push can replicate the Steam Deck’s success.

Bitget has opened registration for its fourth annual HEROES CUP trading contest, featuring a total prize pool of 300,000 USDT. The contest runs from November 17 to December 8, with sign-ups accepted until December 8 at 14:00 (UTC+8). Designed for both retail and professional traders, the HEROES CUP offers four distinct prize pools: a 20,000 USDT deposit bonus for the first 1,000 participants depositing at least 2,000 USDT, a 196,000 USDT volume pool rewarding the top 50 traders by trading volume, a 42,000 USDT ROI pool for positive-return traders, and a 42,000 USDT loss-protection pool compensating eligible losses. Participants receive an ROI reset card upon registration, with extra resets awarded after trading 200,000 USDT. Loss-protection applies to users with up to 10,000 USDT in closing losses on at least 100,000 USDT volume, reimbursing 10–100 USDT in trading credits. All rewards are paid in USDT, while physical prizes (gold bars, MacBook Pro, iPhone 17 Pro, Apple Watch Series 11) can be converted into USDT. By integrating dynamic prize tiers and risk-support mechanisms, Bitget aims to boost trading engagement and liquidity, reinforcing its position as a leading UEX platform.

The US Department of Justice (DOJ), FBI and Secret Service have launched an interagency “Scam Center Strike Force” targeting China-linked crypto scams operating from Southeast Asia. Announced by US Attorney Jeanine Ferris Pirro, the task force combines resources from the DOJ Criminal Division, the US Attorney’s Office, FBI and Secret Service, coordinating with the State Department, OFAC and Commerce Department. These organizations aim to dismantle pig-butchering operations that defraud Americans of an estimated $9 billion annually through fake crypto tokens and fraudulent exchanges. Authorities have seized over $401 million in cryptocurrency and frozen assets tied to the Democratic Karen Benevolent Army. High-profile operations include closing a scam compound in Burma and embedding FBI agents with Thai police to shut down KK Park. The Strike Force plans further global collaboration to prosecute foreign defendants, seize illicit proceeds and return stolen funds to victims. Crypto scams enforcement is expected to boost investor confidence and market integrity.

• Ark Invest purchased $30.5 million of Circle shares across ARKK, ARKW and ARKF ETFs despite a 12.2% drop in Circle’s stock after its Q3 results. • Circle reported Q3 revenue of $740 million (up 66% YoY) and net income of $214 million (up 202% YoY), driven by its stablecoin and payments ecosystem. • USDC circulation reached $73.7 billion, a 108% increase year-on-year, reflecting strong institutional demand for dollar-backed digital assets. • William Blair analysts maintain an “outperform” rating on Circle shares, citing its leading position in a winner-take-most stablecoin market but warning of regulatory and competitive risks. • Circle plans to launch a native token on its Arc layer-1 EVM blockchain, shifting from gas fees in stablecoins to a dedicated token for governance and incentives. • The Arc testnet has participation from Goldman Sachs, BlackRock, Visa and over 100 enterprises exploring on-chain settlement and tokenized infrastructure. • App-specific blockchains like Arc address congestion and high fees on public chains but raise concerns about liquidity fragmentation and centralization. • Ark Invest’s aggressive accumulation and Circle’s expanding ecosystem signal confidence in Circle’s long-term role in global digital finance.

An analysis by crypto market maker Wintermute shows bitcoin sensitivity to Nasdaq movements at a 0.8 correlation. BTC falls faster during tech stock downturns than it rises in rallies. This downward bias, the strongest since late 2022, stems from risk-off sentiment, institutional overlap and liquidity shifts. Traders should monitor Nasdaq futures for early signals, diversify assets to offset correlation risks and use dollar-cost averaging. While this asymmetry increases short-term market volatility, bitcoin’s resilience near record highs underlines its fundamental strength. Understanding bitcoin sensitivity can help crypto traders manage risk and capture opportunities in today’s interconnected markets.

Atlanta Federal Reserve President Raphael Bostic announced he will depart his role in February 2024 to return to academia. Serving since June 2017, Bostic is the sole Black president among Fed regional chiefs and a voting member on the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC). His departure leaves the Atlanta Fed presidency open, with the Board of Governors set to select a successor. Bostic’s tenure spanned aggressive rate hikes and pivotal monetary decisions amid inflation. His move is not expected to alter near-term Fed policy but triggers leadership changes at a key regional bank.

Nasdaq has certified Canary’s XRP spot ETF (XRPC) with a 0.5% fee, making it the first XRP ETF to launch. Other issuers such as Franklin Templeton, Bitwise (0.34%), 21Shares, CoinShares and Grayscale will follow later in November. Traders will track XRP ETF inflows to gauge institutional demand. On Bitcoin, top trader Ansem warns of a technical pullback to $86,000-$88,000. Key support levels lie between $97,500 and $99,600. Bloomberg notes waning institutional interest, which could trigger year-end selloffs. Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin has signed a ’trustless manifesto’ calling for pure decentralization in Layer 2 solutions.

On November 10, the U.S. Treasury and IRS issued updated guidance outlining liquidity and custody requirements for crypto-based exchange-traded products (ETPs). The rules mandate that staked assets must be transferable within one business day, a standard that Cardano’s liquid staking model inherently meets. Unlike other proof-of-stake networks requiring token lock-ups, Cardano allows users to delegate ADA without forfeiting liquidity, positioning it favorably for inclusion in regulated ETPs. Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson celebrated the news on social media, highlighting the network’s native compliance. While a U.S. spot Cardano ETF supporting staking has yet to launch, Grayscale’s proposed ADA ETF is under SEC review, which could progress now that the government shutdown ended. Traders may view this as a catalyst for institutional adoption, potentially boosting ADA demand.

Generative AI is redefining the enterprise cybersecurity perimeter, shifting vulnerabilities from traditional networks and endpoints to language models, prompts and agent workflows. Researcher Eito Miyamura of Edison Watch demonstrated how malicious prompt injections in ordinary emails or calendar invites can hijack AI agents—accessing and exfiltrating sensitive data without malware. Industries now face “Phishing 3.0,” where a crafted sentence exploits unfiltered prompts. Existing SOCs and EDR tools cannot detect these language-based attacks. To address this security gap, Edison Watch is developing open-source AI firewalls and data valves that enforce deterministic checks and prevent data exfiltration. A layered “bodyguard agent” model is proposed to monitor and constrain rogue AI agents. Incorporating blockchain security, BSV’s Teranode architecture offers immutable audit trails, real-time policy enforcement and smart-contract guardrails. Teranode delivers enterprise-grade scalability—handling millions of transactions per second—and low-latency validation to log prompts, API calls and agent behaviors on-chain. As generative AI systems become integral to workflows, enterprises must adopt agent-aware governance, enable only necessary tools, and embed ledger-backed integrity at the protocol layer. Combining AI firewalls with blockchain security infrastructures outlines a blueprint for resilient digital ecosystems, rebuilding trust at the architectural level—starting with BSV Teranode.

Immutable X and Gala, leading Web3 gaming platforms, are experiencing cautious token movements as EV2’s sci-fi shooter RPG presale gains traction. Immutable X (IMX), Ethereum’s Layer 2 solution for NFTs, holds around $0.41, with technical charts hinting at a potential rebound near the Fibonacci retracement zone. Gala (GALA) hovers above $0.010, eyeing an upside target of $0.0126 if momentum holds. Meanwhile, the EV2 presale has raised over $203,000 by selling 20 million EV2 tokens. EV2’s gameplay modes—Havoc and Survivor—feature the Valkyrie and Cloaker suits, blending team battles and survival mechanics into a robust play-to-earn economy. This fresh entrant challenges established Web3 gaming giants by delivering immediate value through engaging mechanics rather than future tech promises. Traders should monitor EV2’s token performance and community growth closely, as its rapid presale success could shift market attention and liquidity. While Immutable X’s gas-free transactions and Gala’s TCC integration in China remain key drivers, EV2’s momentum adds new dynamics to Web3 gaming investments.

An anonymous Ethereum whale has deposited $120 million in USDT into Binance to buy more ETH. This Ethereum whale borrowed the funds from Aave to boost its holdings. The massive stablecoin inflow indicates a strong buying intent. The move coincides with President Trump signing a bill to end a 42-day US government shutdown. The reopening lifted market momentum. ETH price rose 2.9% to above $3,500. Ethereum’s market cap nears $430 billion. The global crypto market cap climbed, and trading volumes jumped over 12%. Past stablecoin inflows to exchanges have often preceded rallies. Traders see this as a bullish signal for ETH and broader altcoins.

Michael Saylor, Executive Chairman of Strategy, will headline Bitcoin MENA in Abu Dhabi on December 8–9, 2025. Michael Saylor’s keynote marks his first Middle East appearance since he adopted the Bitcoin standard for corporate treasury management in 2020. Bitcoin MENA, organized by BTC Media and ADNEC Group, returns for its second edition, uniting industry leaders, institutional investors and entrepreneurs. Last year’s event featured speakers like Saifedean Ammous and sponsors including Binance and eToro, drawing thousands to the ADNEC Centre. Saylor’s participation underscores Abu Dhabi’s emergence as a global hub for Bitcoin adoption and digital asset innovation. The conference will focus on the future of money, capital market strategies and the growing role of Bitcoin in regional economic planning.

VAP Group and the Abu Dhabi Convention & Exhibition Bureau will host the Global AI Show on 8–9 December 2025 in Abu Dhabi. The Global AI Show will bring together over 5,000 AI futurists, 200 speakers, 150 sponsors and exhibitors, and 150 media professionals under one roof. Supported by the Abu Dhabi Convention & Exhibition Bureau, this premier AI conference follows the success of previous editions and aims to showcase the latest AI innovations, trends and investment opportunities. The event will feature keynote addresses from leading figures in AI, including government ministers and top executives from global tech organisations. Participants can attend panels, roundtables and mixers during Global AI Show Week, a multi-day celebration running from 3–12 December. This extended programme offers researchers, founders, investors and policymakers a platform to discuss AI strategy, ethics, cybersecurity and market applications. Visit the Global AI Show website for registration and agenda details. Don’t miss this chance to connect with the AI ecosystem and explore cutting-edge technologies at one of the world’s most influential AI conferences.

Polymarket has launched a US beta platform for its decentralized prediction market after settling a 2022 CFTC fine. Founder Shayne Coplan announced the limited rollout at a Cantor Fitzgerald crypto conference, where select users can now place real-money bets. Following record trading volumes during the 2024 US election and July’s acquisition of licensed exchange QCX, Polymarket is preparing for a full US re-launch. Marketing chief Matthew Modabber confirmed the upcoming POLY native token release, driving speculation and user engagement. Partnerships with PrizePicks, Yahoo Finance and data integration via Google Finance highlight Polymarket’s rapid ecosystem expansion.

Wintermute research indicates that Bitcoin’s correlation with US equities, especially the Nasdaq index, remains high at approximately 0.8. However, BTC correlation with US stocks is asymmetrical: it shows stronger responses to Nasdaq downturns and muted reactions to rallies. This market sensitivity aligns with the negative bias last seen at the end of 2022. The heightened downward sensitivity highlights increased risk for Bitcoin during equity sell-offs. Traders should closely monitor US stock movements, particularly the Nasdaq, as signals for potential Bitcoin drawdowns. With a persistent BTC correlation with US stocks and amplified reactions to downside events, cautious trading and robust risk management are advised amid mounting equity market volatility.

AirTrunk, acquired by Blackstone for AU$24 billion, is accelerating its data center expansion in India to capitalize on surging AI demand and digital growth. CEO Robin Khuda cited India’s 1.5 billion population and tech-savvy youth as drivers, with construction already underway for hyperscale facilities. The data center expansion taps Asia’s booming infrastructure market, supported by a recent AU$16 billion refinancing that funds builds across Australia, Hong Kong, Malaysia, and Singapore. Blackstone’s India investments exceed $50 billion, with 40% poured into Maharashtra for real estate and digital projects. This expansion follows AirTrunk’s $3 billion Saudi partnership with Humain and plans for a 1 GW Western Sydney campus. While global AI growth is bolstered, potential electricity shortages pose challenges. Traders should monitor energy regulation and financing trends as AirTrunk’s scaling could influence cloud service capacities and hardware demand.

Technical indicators on Cardano’s daily chart suggest a possible ADA breakout after a pattern last seen before its July rally. The token’s Relative Strength Index (RSI) recently reset below 40, mirroring the setup that fueled a 97% ADA surge over 54 days. At the same time, ADA has formed a falling wedge pattern, typically a bullish reversal signal. ADA is trading around $0.5665, up 4.2% weekly but down 21% monthly. A decisive move above the wedge’s upper boundary near $0.67–$0.70 could open targets between $0.75 and $0.85 (32%–50% upside). Conversely, a breach below support at $0.47–$0.50 risks a drop to $0.33. If ADA replicates the 97% rally triggered by its RSI reset, price could climb toward $1.1. Other analysts echo the bullish thesis: Ali Martinez highlights $0.50 as critical support for a rebound to $0.70, while Crypto analyst Mintern projects a longer-term rise from $0.77 to $4–$5. These converging views reinforce the case for a Cardano ADA breakout.

Peter Schiff, a well-known gold advocate and crypto skeptic, has cautioned traders that Circle stock (CRCL) could face further declines amid sector-wide volatility and regulatory pressures. After soaring 1,000% post-IPO to $300 in June 2025, CRCL shares have fallen 32% this month to $86.3, reflecting profit-taking and macroeconomic headwinds. USDC, Circle’s dollar-backed stablecoin and the second-largest stablecoin by market cap, continues to see trading volumes dip over 35% year-over-year. Schiff argues that stablecoin issuers like Circle remain vulnerable due to regulatory uncertainties—highlighted by the SEC’s intensified oversight—and competition from rivals like USDT. Technical indicators show CRCL trading below key moving averages with an RSI near oversold levels, signaling downside risk if support at $80 fails. While Circle’s Q3 revenue hit $250 million, net income margins have compressed under rising compliance costs. Schiff’s bearish outlook underscores the high-risk nature of crypto-related stocks and suggests traders consider trimming positions to mitigate potential losses.

Bitcoin fell back to around $105k after rejecting gains near $107.5k on Nov 11, driven by a broader crypto market sell-off and tech-sector declines amid heightened macroeconomic uncertainty. The crypto market’s sentiment gauge remains in “extreme fear” levels similar to Q1 2025, when prices bottomed. Leading altcoins like BNB and SOL also slid to under $1,000 and $160 respectively. QCP Capital highlights that the looming end of the U.S. government shutdown removes near-term risk, but Fed caution ahead of its Dec. 9–10 FOMC meeting remains a key factor. Markets currently assign a 63% probability to a 25bps rate cut, with private data pointing to softer labor conditions. QCP projects that a Fed easing and resilient corporate earnings could support a year-end rally in BTC, while ETH would need to break above $3,700 (and ultimately $3,900) to confirm recovery momentum.

Ethereum founder Vitalik Buterin and the Ethereum Foundation have published a chain-based “Trustless Declaration” to reaffirm decentralization amid growing Wall Street investment. Developers can call a pledge() function—without any reward—as a public endorsement of six core principles: user sovereignty, verifiability, no secret keys, absence of indispensable intermediaries, censorship resistance, accessibility, and transparent incentives. The declaration warns that sacrificing decentralization for efficiency reduces a blockchain to an empty shell. Layer 2 sequencers are highlighted as urgent examples: an AWS outage caused Coinbase Base throughput to drop 25%, exposing single-point failures. The declaration urges adoption of decentralized sequencers and on-chain data availability—citing Arbitrum’s censorship-timeout feature and ongoing tests of tools like FOCIL. It also cautions against “protocol capture” by cloud providers or ETF issuers, stressing that every line of code should be evaluated on whether it preserves user self-sovereignty. This move aims to guide Ethereum’s community through regulatory uncertainties while balancing efficiency and trustlessness.

In November 2025, five crypto presales stand out for traders seeking early entry. Bitcoin Hyper (HYPER) has raised $27 million to launch a Bitcoin Layer-2 on Solana Virtual Machine with ZK-rollups, boosting transaction speed and security. Best Wallet Token (BEST) secured $17 million and will list within weeks, offering multichain Web3 wallet features, fee discounts, staking APY and governance rights. PEPENODE (PEPENODE) blends GameFi and meme culture with a Mine-to-Earn model that burns 70% of upgrade tokens; its presale has attracted $2.1 million. MaxiDoge (MAXI) targets futures traders with 77% APY staking and weekly contests, raising $3.9 million so far. SUBBD (SUBBD) combines SocialFi, AI and Web3 in a subscription app for creators, automating channel management and offering premium features; its $1.3 million presale highlights high-risk, high-reward potential. These crypto presales demonstrate clear use cases, strong communities and tokenomics designed to drive sustained demand. Traders should monitor listing dates and project milestones to capitalize on possible post-listing gains as market momentum returns.

Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded $278 million in net outflows on Nov. 12, led by Fidelity’s FBTC ($133 million) and Ark Invest’s ARKB ($85.2 million), while BTC held support above $100,000, trading near $103,735. Despite the sell-off, cumulative ETF inflows remain strong at $60.2 billion, and total ETF assets stand at $135.8 billion, roughly 6.7% of Bitcoin’s market cap. CryptoQuant data show Binance’s 2025 BTC spot trading volume has surpassed $1.53 trillion, with Q3 hitting $387.5 billion and October $198.6 billion, suggesting investors may be shifting from institutional vehicles to direct spot holdings. QCP reports that Bitcoin is tracking broader market sentiment, stabilizing around $103 k in Asia after US lawmakers passed a stopgap funding bill extending operations to Jan. 30, 2026. Technical analyst Ali Martinez warns a head-and-shoulders pattern could form, with a right shoulder at $112,000 and a $100,000 neckline; a confirmed breakdown might target $83,000. However, breaking above $112,000 with strong volume would invalidate the bearish setup and could spark a new rally. Traders should watch ETF flows, spot volume shifts, and key technical levels for signals on Bitcoin’s next move.