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$ZEC is back near the same support area that buyers defended twice before. Now the question is whether they can do it again.
Price is trading around $1288 with $1400 standing as the key resistance.
A daily close above $1400 could open the door to $1500-$1680.
But if $1150 breaks, the double bottom setup is invalidated.
$BMT at 0.0305, +30% today.
Binance reopened withdrawals on SOL yesterday.
Stuck supply started moving. Volume over 120M vs 23M mcap. OI up hard. Funding negative.
Trapmap noise is just extra attention.
Long: 0.0304 entry 0.027 stop 0.041 target
Breaks 0.027 and it’s dead. Volume and funding still support it for now.
$XRP is coiling in a triangle from late August.
Lower highs from $1.68, higher lows from $0.99.
Now testing the rising support at $1.28.
Volume is dead. The tighter it gets, the harder the break.
Close above the upper line → $1.40–$1.50 next.
Lose the support → $1.15–$1.20. No middle ground once it picks a side.
$ARIA just broke out and is up 40%.
It’s that AI JRPG on $BNB Open world, Disney-ish vibes, NPCs that actually respond instead of repeating the same lines. Token used inside the game and for votes.
Price sat around 3 cents for ages, ran in October, pulled back in a clean channel, then broke.
Still far from the $1.14 high in April.
$ETH is stuck near $2,285 after falling from $2,523 to $2,173. No breakout yet.
ETH ETFs saw $1.61B in October outflows, their worst month so far. Meanwhile, whales bought 27K+ ETH worth $63M near $2,286.
Funds are selling. Whales are buying.
View: Neutral. Price still needs to confirm demand before a trend reversal.
BTC took a hard hit near $76,189 but buyers stepped in and pushed the price back up.
Now all eyes are on $79,100. If $BTC can break this level $82,100 comes into focus.
The Recent hacking incident has added more fear to the market but Bitcoin’s own network was not hacked.
Let’s see if buyers can turn this bounce into a real recovery.
Datavault AI Stock Crashed 50% After It Couldn’t Withdraw Its $BTC
Datavault AI’s stock fell nearly 50% after the company disclosed it cannot move Bitcoin held at a third-party platform.
In 2025 Scilex paid for $150M of Datavault shares and warrants in Bitcoin. Roughly 1,309 BTC was credited to a Datavault account through an off-chain transfer. Datavault later sold some of it back for cash, but a large remaining balance has stayed locked since a June 2026 withdrawal request.
The company now says that Bitcoin never met the accounting rules to count as its own asset.
It will restate several quarters and expects the correction to reduce reported assets by up to $92.2 million.
The core issue is control. The coins sat on a platform Datavault did not control and could not be withdrawn. A reported Bitcoin treasury turned into a balance-sheet and access problem
Most market data still arrives second-hand.
Pyth pulls prices directly from the firms that create them.
710+ businesses already use the feeds. More than $3.25T in cumulative volume has run on them.
Roughly 60% of the onchain perpetuals market does too. Pyth Pro crossed $6M ARR within months of launch, and subscription ARR grew 109% quarter-over-quarter.
Three straight months above $1M in gross new ARR.
One integration covers the multi-asset data. Terminal shows the live feeds.
$301M in Bitcoin ETF inflows. Enough to flip October green?
US spot $BTC ETFs finished the latest week with roughly $301 million in net inflows. That broke a two-week run of outflows totaling about $910 million.
The week was not clean. Early sessions brought strong buying, more than $1 billion across the first three days. Thursday and Friday then saw heavy redemptions, including one day near $635 million out. BlackRock’s IBIT carried most of the week’s net positive.
October itself is still not clearly green. Mid-to-late month numbers showed the month still in the red or only barely improved once the late outflows were included. One tracker had the month down about $174 million through October 22.
Bitcoin’s price did not react much. It stayed around $80,000–$80,500 after the week closed. The $301 million is real, but it is a thin net number after large late-week selling. A single positive week can end a short losing streak. It does not reverse a soft monthly trend when the size stays modest and the outflows were still heavy. More steady daily inflows would be required for that.
$BTC dropped under 80k today and about 670M in positions got liquidated over the last day. Most of them were longs.
More than 210k traders got wiped. BTC itself made up roughly 170M of that total.
The actual move under the level was not that big.
The leverage sitting just below it is what caused the damage.
