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Smart Crypto Investing: Bitcoin, Altcoins & Trading Strategies podcast.
# Bitcoin's Wild Week: From Bloodbath to Rally Mode
Hey there, it's Crypto Willy back with your weekly rundown, and buddy, what a rollercoaster we've been on. Let me break down what went down in crypto this past week leading up to today, November 29th.
So here's the deal—November has been absolutely brutal for Bitcoin and the broader crypto market. We're talking about a 23% monthly decline across the Top 10 cryptocurrencies, according to Trakx's analysis. Bitcoin hit rock bottom on November 21st when it touched $80,553, marking its lowest point since April and representing a jaw-dropping 36% nosedive from October's peak. That's what I call a bloodbath, my friends.
The perfect storm behind this crash? Long-term Bitcoin holders—some who hadn't touched their wallets in over a decade—liquidated more than 400,000 coins in just one month. This spooked a lot of people because it aligned with Bitcoin's historical four-year cycle, making investors nervous we were entering a new bear market. But here's where it gets interesting.
By late last week, sentiment started shifting dramatically. Bitcoin launched a recovery rally, gaining 5.4% in just 24 hours according to CoinDesk, with the price climbing back toward the $91,000-$92,500 range by November 28th. That's a 15% jump from the panic bottom we hit about a week prior. What triggered this reversal? Federal Reserve odds for a December rate cut skyrocketed from just 30% to 89% as the Fed's dovish speakers regained control of the narrative. Suddenly, traders are eyeing what's being called a potential "Santa rally" heading into year-end.
Technical indicators show Bitcoin is consolidating in the $90,000 to $92,000 zone, with traders piling into bullish call structures targeting $100,000 to $118,000 strikes worth $6.5 million in premium, per Deribit Insights. Implied volatility has cooled from last week's spike, suggesting calmer but optimistic conditions ahead.
Now, here's the reality check: yes, we took a beating, but 25-30% drawdowns aren't unprecedented in bull markets. During 2021's bull run, Bitcoin dropped around 50% before bouncing back to hit all-time highs. We're not in uncharted territory here.
For altcoins, sentiment remains cautious despite some tokens like SKY, DASH, and AVAX posting solid gains. The broader altcoin market is being driven more by leveraged futures trading than solid spot buying, so stay sharp out there.
Thanks so much for tuning in, everyone! Make sure you come back next week for more crypto intel, market analysis, and trading strategies. This has been a Quiet Please production—head over to Quiet Please dot AI to check out more content. Stay safe, stay informed, and I'll catch you next week!
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This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
# Bitcoin's Wild Week: From Bloodbath to Rally Mode
Hey there, it's Crypto Willy back with your weekly rundown, and buddy, what a rollercoaster we've been on. Let me break down what went down in crypto this past week leading up to today, November 29th.
So here's the deal—November has been absolutely brutal for Bitcoin and the broader crypto market. We're talking about a 23% monthly decline across the Top 10 cryptocurrencies, according to Trakx's analysis. Bitcoin hit rock bottom on November 21st when it touched $80,553, marking its lowest point since April and representing a jaw-dropping 36% nosedive from October's peak. That's what I call a bloodbath, my friends.
The perfect storm behind this crash? Long-term Bitcoin holders—some who hadn't touched their wallets in over a decade—liquidated more than 400,000 coins in just one month. This spooked a lot of people because it aligned with Bitcoin's historical four-year cycle, making investors nervous we were entering a new bear market. But here's where it gets interesting.
By late last week, sentiment started shifting dramatically. Bitcoin launched a recovery rally, gaining 5.4% in just 24 hours according to CoinDesk, with the price climbing back toward the $91,000-$92,500 range by November 28th. That's a 15% jump from the panic bottom we hit about a week prior. What triggered this reversal? Federal Reserve odds for a December rate cut skyrocketed from just 30% to 89% as the Fed's dovish speakers regained control of the narrative. Suddenly, traders are eyeing what's being called a potential "Santa rally" heading into year-end.
Technical indicators show Bitcoin is consolidating in the $90,000 to $92,000 zone, with traders piling into bullish call structures targeting $100,000 to $118,000 strikes worth $6.5 million in premium, per Deribit Insights. Implied volatility has cooled from last week's spike, suggesting calmer but optimistic conditions ahead.
Now, here's the reality check: yes, we took a beating, but 25-30% drawdowns aren't unprecedented in bull markets. During 2021's bull run, Bitcoin dropped around 50% before bouncing back to hit all-time highs. We're not in uncharted territory here.
For altcoins, sentiment remains cautious despite some tokens like SKY, DASH, and AVAX posting solid gains. The broader altcoin market is being driven more by leveraged futures trading than solid spot buying, so stay sharp out there.
Thanks so much for tuning in, everyone! Make sure you come back next week for more crypto intel, market analysis, and trading strategies. This has been a Quiet Please production—head over to Quiet Please dot AI to check out more content. Stay safe, stay informed, and I'll catch you next week!
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
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# Bitcoin's Wild Week: From Bloodbath to Rally Mode
Hey there, it's Crypto Willy back with your weekly rundown, and buddy, what a rollercoaster we've been on. Let me break down what went down in crypto this past week leading up to today, November 29th.
So here's the deal—November has been absolutely brutal for Bitcoin and the broader crypto market. We're talking about a 23% monthly decline across the Top 10 cryptocurrencies, according to Trakx's analysis. Bitcoin hit rock bottom on November 21st when it touched $80,553, marking its lowest point since April and representing a jaw-dropping 36% nosedive from October's peak. That's what I call a bloodbath, my friends.
The perfect storm behind this crash? Long-term Bitcoin holders—some who hadn't touched their wallets in over a decade—liquidated more than 400,000 coins in just one month. This spooked a lot of people because it aligned with Bitcoin's historical four-year cycle, making investors nervous we were entering a new bear market. But here's where it gets interesting.
By late last week, sentiment started shifting dramatically. Bitcoin launched a recovery rally, gaining 5.4% in just 24 hours according to CoinDesk, with the price climbing back toward the $91,000-$92,500 range by November 28th. That's a 15% jump from the panic bottom we hit about a week prior. What triggered this reversal? Federal Reserve odds for a December rate cut skyrocketed from just 30% to 89% as the Fed's dovish speakers regained control of the narrative. Suddenly, traders are eyeing what's being called a potential "Santa rally" heading into year-end.
Technical indicators show Bitcoin is consolidating in the $90,000 to $92,000 zone, with traders piling into bullish call structures targeting $100,000 to $118,000 strikes worth $6.5 million in premium, per Deribit Insights. Implied volatility has cooled from last week's spike, suggesting calmer but optimistic conditions ahead.
Now, here's the reality check: yes, we took a beating, but 25-30% drawdowns aren't unprecedented in bull markets. During 2021's bull run, Bitcoin dropped around 50% before bouncing back to hit all-time highs. We're not in uncharted territory here.
For altcoins, sentiment remains cautious despite some tokens like SKY, DASH, and AVAX posting solid gains. The broader altcoin market is being driven more by leveraged futures trading than solid spot buying, so stay sharp out there.
Thanks so much for tuning in, everyone! Make sure you come back next week for more crypto intel, market analysis, and trading strategies. This has been a Quiet Please production—head over to Quiet Please dot AI to check out more content. Stay safe, stay informed, and I'll catch you next week!
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
# Bitcoin's Wild Week: From Bloodbath to Rally Mode
Hey there, it's Crypto Willy back with your weekly rundown, and buddy, what a rollercoaster we've been on. Let me break down what went down in crypto this past week leading up to today, November 29th.
So here's the deal—November has been absolutely brutal for Bitcoin and the broader crypto market. We're talking about a 23% monthly decline across the Top 10 cryptocurrencies, according to Trakx's analysis. Bitcoin hit rock bottom on November 21st when it touched $80,553, marking its lowest point since April and representing a jaw-dropping 36% nosedive from October's peak. That's what I call a bloodbath, my friends.
The perfect storm behind this crash? Long-term Bitcoin holders—some who hadn't touched their wallets in over a decade—liquidated more than 400,000 coins in just one month. This spooked a lot of people because it aligned with Bitcoin's historical four-year cycle, making investors nervous we were entering a new bear market. But here's where it gets interesting.
By late last week, sentiment started shifting dramatically. Bitcoin launched a recovery rally, gaining 5.4% in just 24 hours according to CoinDesk, with the price climbing back toward the $91,000-$92,500 range by November 28th. That's a 15% jump from the panic bottom we hit about a week prior. What triggered this reversal? Federal Reserve odds for a December rate cut skyrocketed from just 30% to 89% as the Fed's dovish speakers regained control of the narrative. Suddenly, traders are eyeing what's being called a potential "Santa rally" heading into year-end.
Technical indicators show Bitcoin is consolidating in the $90,000 to $92,000 zone, with traders piling into bullish call structures targeting $100,000 to $118,000 strikes worth $6.5 million in premium, per Deribit Insights. Implied volatility has cooled from last week's spike, suggesting calmer but optimistic conditions ahead.
Now, here's the reality check: yes, we took a beating, but 25-30% drawdowns aren't unprecedented in bull markets. During 2021's bull run, Bitcoin dropped around 50% before bouncing back to hit all-time highs. We're not in uncharted territory here.
For altcoins, sentiment remains cautious despite some tokens like SKY, DASH, and AVAX posting solid gains. The broader altcoin market is being driven more by leveraged futures trading than solid spot buying, so stay sharp out there.
Thanks so much for tuning in, everyone! Make sure you come back next week for more crypto intel, market analysis, and trading strategies. This has been a Quiet Please production—head over to Quiet Please dot AI to check out more content. Stay safe, stay informed, and I'll catch you next week!
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI