Macroeconomic Uncertainty and the Fed Factor

In its latest market report, Bitfinex noted that while the overall macro backdrop points toward monetary easing, the mixed signals coming from the Federal Reserve have led to a cautious sentiment across markets. Analysts described this period as a “necessary stabilization phase” before volatility can return to the crypto market.

Fed Chair Jerome Powell recently hinted at uncertainty surrounding the possibility of another 25-basis-point rate cut in the December meeting.

According to the CME FedWatch Tool, the probability of a rate cut at the Fed’s December 10 meeting now stands at 67.9%, down from levels above 90% seen over the past two months.

Rate cuts are generally viewed as bullish for crypto, as they encourage investors to move away from low-yield assets toward higher-risk alternatives. However, if the Fed signals a pause or a reversal in its policy, it could dampen market sentiment and trigger caution among traders.

Bitcoin Faces Consolidation Risk

Bitfinex analysts warned that investor confidence could weaken if Bitcoin fails to reclaim the $116,000 mark. Long-term holders are reportedly showing signs of reduced conviction, and some are taking profits. “Unless the price breaks decisively above this range, time becomes a growing headwind for the bulls,” the report stated.

At the time of writing, Bitcoin is trading around $103,000, down nearly 3% over the past 24 hours, according to CoinMarketCap data.

November Is Usually Bullish – Will History Repeat Itself?

Despite the cautious outlook, several analysts believe Bitcoin could still follow its historical pattern of strong November gains. Data from CoinGlass shows that since 2013, Bitcoin has averaged a 41.78% increase in November.

Crypto analyst Dave Weisberger noted that Bitcoin’s “fundamentals remain strong,” adding that “market conditions are far more constructive compared to previous cycles. We are at the bottom of the range, not the top.”

Similarly, analyst Carl Runefelt stated that “November will turn green again for Bitcoin soon,” while trader AshCrypto reaffirmed his bullish stance.

However, Bitcoin has struggled to regain momentum since hitting an all-time high of $125,100 in early October. The sharp market crash on October 10, which wiped out nearly $19 billion in leveraged positions, continues to weigh on investor sentiment, making this November a test of patience rather than euphoria for many traders.

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Factors Supporting Ethereum’s Price

ETH reached $4,779 last Thursday — just 2.07% below its ATH — before pulling back to $4,630. According to the Nansen analyst, as long as ETH ETF inflows and institutional interest remain strong, significant downside is unlikely. In fact, recent ETH ETF inflows have even outpaced Bitcoin (BTC) ETF inflows. On Monday, spot Ether ETFs recorded a record $1.01 billion in net inflows. That same day, corporate ETH holdings surged to $13 billion.

Diverging Views in the Market for Ethereum

Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan stated that Ethereum has now been packaged in a way that is easier for institutional investors to understand, strengthening its market narrative. Kennis believes that as long as “fund inflows remain strong,” a new ATH could arrive in the next few weeks or months. However, some traders expect it much sooner. For example, trader Ardizor claimed that an ATH is “just days away,” while Polymarket data shows a 65% probability that ETH could hit $5,000 before the end of the month.

According to sentiment platform Santiment, retail traders’ skepticism about the rally may actually be helping push prices higher — as markets often move in the opposite direction of retail expectations.

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Currently, WLD is experiencing an upward trend with its sights set on breaking above the $6.2 resistance level. A successful breakout could signal a new bullish phase for the altcoin.

If the price falls below the crucial $4.3 support level, a head and shoulders pattern could emerge, potentially leading to a further price decline and a retest of the rising trend line support.

According to IntoTheBlock’s data, 2.98 million WLD are nearing a profit zone (bought between $4.87 and $4.88). With the current price hovering around $4.84, these investors may soon be incentivized to sell.

On-Chain Analysis

İnvestors are moving their WLD off exchanges, potentially indicating a bullish sentiment. The price is currently between the lower and middle bands, suggesting low volatility and a potential recovery from oversold conditions. A neutral reading of -0.01 indicates investor indecision.

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