Bitcoin briefly rallied from $108,000 to $113,500 on the 4-hour chart but gave it back with an intraday whipsaw, underscoring fragile liquidity.
Spot ETF demand reappeared with BTC ETFs adding $477 million and ETH ETFs adding $142 million (Oct. 21), yet flows are meeting sustained LTH distribution.
Long-term holder supply has declined by ~28,000 BTC since October 15; 30-day SMA of LTH outflows rose to ~22.5k BTC/day, as continued distribution remains a supply headwind.
Expect range trading with elevated volatility; favor low leverage and staggered entries into support bands.
Crypto promised to democratise finance in Southeast Asia. The results were mixed. AI agents could be a second chance, but only if the infrastructure is built for everyone, not just those who can already afford a seat at the table, argues Morph CEO Colin Goltra.
A new Nomura and Laser Digital survey of 518 investment professionals finds improving sentiment, growing allocation intent, and a shift in concerns from "should we?" to "how do we?"
Ethereum just had its busiest quarter ever, yet ETH sits at roughly $2,328, down over 50% from its August 2025 high near $5,000. The divergence between record onchain usage and flat price action is the most significant fundamental signal in the ETH market right now.
