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Monday Nov 24 2025 06:40
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Crypto market analysts suggest Bitcoin may continue its recovery after bottoming out at just above $82,000 on Friday. Tech stocks and crypto markets have experienced a downturn over the past two weeks due to fluctuating market expectations regarding a potential rate cut, according to Capriole Fund founder Charles Edwards.
Analysts at Swissblock believe Bitcoin has taken its first step toward forming a bottom, citing a sharp decrease in the Risk-Off Signal. This indicates easing selling pressure and the likelihood that the worst of the capitulation is behind us, at least for now. However, they caution about the potential for a second, weaker selling wave, which could ultimately signal a shift in control back to the bulls.
The probability of a Federal Reserve rate cut in December has rebounded to 70%, after falling to around 30% last week. This reflects a shift in market sentiment, as demonstrated by the CME Fed Watch Tool.
Some analysts predict that the Federal Reserve will announce measures to manage reserves, effectively expanding liquidity in the market. They argue that liquidity injection is essential to avoid financial crises and that betting on a year-long bear market is essentially betting on the bankruptcy of the United States.
Interest rate cuts and increased liquidity are generally considered bullish for high-risk assets like cryptocurrencies. Previous periods of quantitative easing have been followed by significant rallies in these assets.
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