In the past five weeks, Bitcoin has shown a pattern of reversing its price movement direction between Sunday and Monday. Additionally, sell signals were detected on the 4-hour charts for Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana, but it is difficult to definitively predict future prices based solely on past patterns or signals.

US Bitcoin ETFs have seen inflows for three consecutive weeks, while Ethereum ETFs have reversed course and experienced outflows. Last week, Bitcoin ETFs attracted approximately 38 billion yen, bringing the cumulative net inflow to over 9 trillion yen. In contrast, Ether ETFs saw outflows of about 21.8 billion yen last week. Other altcoin ETFs also experienced inflows and outflows.

Bitcoin ETFs saw a third week of inflows totaling $241.1M, bringing YTD to $1.2B. Ether ETFs experienced $138M in outflows. Zcash ETFs had their first outflow ($94M), while Solana and XRP ETFs continued inflows.

The cryptocurrency market is showing an upward trend, with both Bitcoin and Ethereum rising. Bitcoin's market share has expanded, and a surge in derivatives trading volume suggests increased short-term trading demand and volatility.

In the past 24 hours, a total of $129.17 million in leveraged positions were liquidated in the cryptocurrency market, with short positions accounting for 78.63%. Bitcoin recorded the largest liquidation volume at $72.57 million.

Ethereum's ETH surged nearly 70% in Q3, outperforming Bitcoin (BTC). However, ETH's market depth significantly decreased compared to BTC, indicating thinner liquidity and potentially higher slippage for large trades.

Reports indicate that Pump.fun's 30-day protocol revenue has surpassed Hyperliquid, reaching $55.5 million. However, rankings differ based on DefiLlama's aggregation criteria. Pump.fun is a token issuance and trading platform based on Solana, and revenue and trading volume should be distinguished. Large purchases of PUMP tokens and movements to exchange withdrawals have also been observed.

TP ICAP's Fusion Digital Assets has integrated with 4OTC's Libre Liquidity Bridge, enhancing crypto liquidity access for providers. This move supports USDC and SOL, with plans for more assets and extended trading hours, aligning traditional market structures with digital assets.

Bitcoin approached an eight-month high near $87,000 but pulled back, trading below that level. The cryptocurrency saw a slight 24-hour gain, with altcoins like Dogecoin showing stronger performance. Market focus is on whether Bitcoin can sustain a close above $87,000.

Bitcoin approached its 8-month high of $87,000 but gave back its gains, falling back to the $86,000 level. Dogecoin rose more than 3%, and altcoins generally showed slight gains. The market is watching to see if Bitcoin can close the daily candle above $87,000.

The 24-hour trading volume for Solana-based meme coins reached $308 million, a 41.7% increase from the previous day, making it the largest segment of the overall meme coin market. This indicates active trading activity in the major meme coin market.

Bitcoin nears $86,000, driven by institutional demand and softer US jobs data reducing Fed rate hike expectations. Key resistance at $87.5k, support at $85k. Broader market shows recovery, but rising bond yields pose a headwind.

In the cryptocurrency market, some assets like REUSD and AUTO have renewed their all-time highs, while others such as 2Z and UMXM have recorded new lows, showing high volatility. Top market cap coins like Bitcoin and Ethereum are also experiencing significant corrections from their all-time highs, drawing attention to whether the market will recover.

Ethereum surged 70% from July to September, but its market depth decreased to 35-45% of Bitcoin's. Solana also experienced reduced liquidity, while XRP remained relatively stable. This suggests that price increases are not necessarily leading to improved liquidity.

Ethereum saw a 70% price surge in Q3, outperforming Bitcoin. However, its order-book liquidity significantly decreased compared to last year, falling to 35%-45% of Bitcoin's, potentially leading to higher price volatility.

Despite a 70% surge in Ethereum's price in the third quarter, outperforming Bitcoin, its market depth has significantly decreased compared to last year, raising concerns about worsening liquidity. Solana also saw a decline in liquidity, while XRP remained relatively stable.

The cryptocurrency market is showing an upward trend, with both Bitcoin and Ethereum rising. Bitcoin's market share has expanded, and derivatives trading volume has significantly increased, indicating growing short-term trading demand. Stablecoin trading volume has also seen an increase.

Ethereum's spot order book depth has decreased to 35-45% of Bitcoin's, a significant drop from over 60% last year. While Bitcoin's order book balance has increased, Ethereum's has remained largely unchanged, widening the relative gap.

Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, and Dogecoin saw gains as investors considered Treasury yields and Fed interest rate cues. Bitcoin briefly neared $87,000, with overall market cap crossing $3 trillion. Analyst notes a pattern of Sunday gains reversing on Mondays.

Cryptocurrency venture investment in October recorded $9.6 million, a significant decrease from the previous month. While Jibes' $110 million investment accounted for 60% of the weekly funding, the overall investment market showed a slowdown. The payments sector emerged as a focused area for investment.