The Bitcoin & Cryptocurrency Investment Show podcast.

Crypto Willy here! It’s been an explosive week in the world of digital assets, and if you’re tuning in for The Bitcoin & Cryptocurrency Investment Show, buckle up as we cruise through all the top news and moves shaping the scene leading up to Tuesday, November 18, 2025.

First up, major players—aka the whales—made headlines moving tens of millions across heavyweights like Bitcoin, Ethereum, Chainlink, and Zcash. This high-octane trading activity signals that whales are prepping for what could be a bullish pivot, possibly eyeing November’s famous “crypto springboard.” According to The Cryptonomist, these moves are a classic sign of big money expecting a shakeup or rally.

Meanwhile, spot Bitcoin ETFs in the US saw a record outflow: $1.22 billion zipped out in just one week, with a staggering $558.4 million departing on Friday alone. This shift hints at a strategic pivot by institutional investors. Some analysts think this flight may cool short-term price action but could also set the stage for renewed accumulation and a future rally as macroeconomic winds change.

Speaking of wind changes, Bitcoin broke back above $106,000 this week, with Ethereum jumping 7%, thanks largely to macro factors far beyond the blockchain. The US averted a federal spending shutdown and hints from Jerome Powell and the Federal Reserve on policy steadied nerves. CPI and unemployment data rolled in, and with the US economy ducking a crisis, crypto buyers regained risk appetite. TradingView analysis showcased that November is basically Bitcoin’s power month, historically netting an average +40% return and a median close to +10%. So everyone’s asking: will 2025 deliver another legendary November rally?

Now, if you’re watching price levels like hawks, Bitcoin saw wild action in October—hitting an all-time high of $126,295, then plummeting to $102,329, according to Pintu News. October closed red for the first time since 2018, but November’s seasonal trends are famously bullish. Past years saw jumps as high as 42.9% in 2020 and nearly 60% in 2017. Even with corrections, Bitcoin’s November reputation has traders whispering about a repeat of the “Santa rally.”

Big names are still buying: Michael Saylor’s MicroStrategy scooped up another 397 BTC for over $45 million at an average of $114,771 per coin, pushing its stack to 641,205 BTC valued at more than $47 billion. Saylor said it best—his ‘never sell your bitcoin’ mantra is stronger than ever, cementing MicroStrategy’s role as the ultimate HODL champion.

But it’s not all clear skies—some technical analysts warn that if Bitcoin can’t hold above $90,300, a deeper correction is possible, as flagged by BeInCrypto. The $100,000 level, though, has become a strong base after six straight months above, according to PlanB. Altcoins are riding the momentum too, with Ethereum surging and Chainlink seeing whale-size trades.

So what’s next? Will ETF outflows and whale games turn into the rally everyone’s banking on? Or will volatility rule the roost for another cycle? Only time—and the next batch of macro news—will tell.

Thanks so much for tuning in to The Bitcoin & Cryptocurrency Investment Show. I’m Crypto Willy, and this has been a Quiet Please production. Make sure you swing back next week for more hot-off-the-blockchain updates. For more on me, swing by QuietPlease dot AI. Stay curious, stay decentralized, and keep those bags secure!

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