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# Digital Assets Decoded: Your Daily Crypto Guide - Week of November 4th, 2025
Hey everyone, it's Crypto Willy here, and man, do we have some wild swings happening in the crypto space right now. Let me break down what's been going down this week.
Bitcoin's been taking it on the chin lately, folks. We're talking serious pressure after October's pretty rough performance. As we kicked off November, Bitcoin dipped toward that critical $107,000 support level, and honestly, the bears are looking hungry right now. The real kicker? Institutional money cooled off big time. Bitcoin ETFs saw net outflows of around $799 million last week, which is definitely not the signal we want to see from the big players.
Charles Edwards from Capriole Investments dropped some sobering news—institutional buying recently fell below Bitcoin's daily mined supply for the first time in seven months. That's a red flag if you ask me. But here's where it gets interesting: historically, November is actually one of Bitcoin's better months, averaging gains over 42 percent. So don't count out the bulls just yet, even though Bitcoin has finished November in the red four times since 2018.
Looking at the technical picture, Bitcoin failed to hold above the 20-day EMA at $110,837 on Monday, which pushed us below that $107,000 support we've been watching. If we get a decisive close below this zone, we're looking at a double-top pattern forming—and that could mean a deeper correction is on the horizon. If Bitcoin slides further, traders are watching the psychological $100,000 level like hawks, because that's where the bulls are expected to make their stand.
Ethereum's also under the gun right now. ETH took a hit from its 20-day EMA near $3,937 and broke below the support line of its descending channel. With downsloping moving averages and an RSI reading below 37, the bears definitely have momentum right now. We could see ETH drift toward the $3,435 to $3,350 demand zone if support doesn't hold.
The broader crypto narrative is getting interesting though. We're seeing some major developments happening in November. There's talk about presidential working groups implementing changes for blockchain technology, with the crypto sprint potentially wrapping up by August next year. Plus, Ono just announced a landmark strategic partnership with Chainlink, and Sergey Nazarov from Chainlink is really excited about how teams like Ono are building the infrastructure to tokenize trillions of dollars in assets.
So here's the bottom line: we're at a critical inflection point for both Bitcoin and Ethereum. Holding above $107,000 for Bitcoin could spark a short-term rebound, but a confirmed close below that level drags us toward $100,000. ETH looks weak in the near term, but those oversold conditions could trigger a relief bounce. Stay nimble out there, because volatility could pick up fast around these key support levels.
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