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Bitcoin liquidity conditions set the stage for a struggle to maintain BTC price support and the continuation of the bull market in the coming week.
Ether has surged following the Pectra hard fork, with analysts suggesting a growing number of long positions could signal a turnaround for the asset.
Bitcoin bulls predict a rally to $90,000 if Treasury yields continue to fall alongside the Trump administration’s adjustments to its current tariff policy.
Bitcoin may encounter resistance around $84,000, but if it surpasses this level, the next significant obstacle is at $96,000, as reported by CryptoQuant.
The price of Bitcoin could surge if the high-stakes trade war tactics employed by the US result in significant negotiations.
Bitcoin midterm holders — even those with a cost basis at around $3,600 — are still refusing to sell despite major profits and BTC price volatility
Bitcoin has underperformed this quarter as gold takes the lead, and US trade tariffs keep the potential for BTC price increases firmly out of reach, leaving crypto traders preparing for the consequences.
- 18:17Data: If ETH falls below $4,252, the total long liquidation volume on major CEXs will reach $2.094 billionsAccording to ChainCatcher, citing data from Coinglass, if ETH falls below $4,252, the cumulative long liquidation intensity on major CEXs will reach $2.094 billions. Conversely, if ETH breaks above $4,689, the cumulative short liquidation intensity on major CEXs will reach $1.468 billions.
- 18:17Jefferson: Pushing inflation above target is unrealisticAccording to Golden Ten Data, ChainCatcher reported that Federal Reserve's Jefferson stated that pushing inflation above the target at this stage to make up for previous shortfalls has proven to be unrealistic.
- 18:13Morgan Stanley: U.S. Treasury options indicate government shutdown could last up to 29 daysJinse Finance reported that Morgan Stanley's interest rate strategists believe that the pricing of U.S. Treasury options indicates that the government shutdown, which began on October 1, will last at least 10 days and could extend up to 29 days. "U.S. Treasury futures options have priced in risk premiums on dates when important economic data is released," strategist Shaun Zhou said in a report. This includes the release date of the monthly employment report, one of the most important economic indicators in the United States. Due to the government shutdown, the September non-farm payroll data, originally scheduled to be released at 8:30 a.m. ET on Friday, was not made public. It also includes the September Consumer Price Index, which was supposed to be released on October 15. Morgan Stanley calculated that the probability of a shutdown lasting 10 to 29 days, as implied by options, exceeds 60%. The probability of a shutdown lasting 4 to 9 days is slightly above 20%, while the likelihood of it lasting at least 30 days is about 10%. The bank's report also stated that prediction betting platform PolyMarket also believes that the probability of a government shutdown lasting 10 to 29 days is the highest, but the probability of a longer shutdown is also significant.