Bitcoin is trading below $107,000 level, with the drop through key support levels triggering over $1 billion in crypto liquidations.
Notable Statistics:
- Coinglass data shows 242,348 traders were liquidated in the past 24 hours for $1.23 billion.
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Trader Notes: IncomeSharks said Bitcoin is facing rejection and may retest its lower trend line, potentially a final flush before a stronger November though without a clear fundamental catalyst, the outlook remains cautious.
Altcoin Daily noted it's typical for Bitcoin to revisit its 50-week moving average multiple times during bull market pullbacks, with the current level sitting around $103,000.
Altcoin Sherpa analyzed that Bitcoin could still move either way, depending on how key support and resistance levels hold.
Daan Crypto Trades added that Bitcoin continues to trade within a tight range, currently testing $107,000. Key zones to watch include $103,000 (wick low), $107,000 (local support), $111,000 (mid-range/high-volume node), and $116,000 (upper resistance).
The market, he said, remains in a "ping-pong phase," with each breakout or breakdown likely to drive momentum toward the next level.
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