Bitcoin teeters near $92K as JPMorgan faces fresh accusations of "rigging the game" against Strategy and DATs. With liquidity tight and volatility high, Bitcoiners are calling out institutional manipulation at the exact moment markets hit their most fragile point since early 2024.

Meanwhile, a Nobel Prize–winning economist claims Bitcoin's recent crash is the result of the "Trump Trade" — arguing weakening confidence in the President triggered the pullback. But not everyone agrees: Arthur Hayes says Bitcoin is "ready for $250,000" now that the ETF basis trade has died, while analysts say the next cycle setup remains intact.

Data shows this could become Bitcoin's worst November in 7 years, yet the macro backdrop signals a potentially explosive reversal as selling pressure eases and institutional positioning shifts.

Tonight we break down the JPMorgan accusations, the "Trump Trade" narrative, and whether the cracks in the legacy system are setting Bitcoin up for its next monster move.

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