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Weekly Market Update - 10 Nov 2025

By Amber Group 11/09/2025, 3 min read time

Crypto Market

 

Crypto

BTC

ETH

Weekly High

$ 108,987

$ 3,809

Weekly Low

$ 99,377

$ 3,162


BTC and ETH Market Insight

Last week BTC plunged from ~$110K to below $100K, shattering the $100K support amid broader market exhaustion. ETH dropped from ~$3.9K to ~$3K. Total crypto cap shed 20$ from October highs, erasing most 2025 gains. The support level at ~$3.4K was observed. BTC ETF saw $1.2B net outflow and ETH ETF saw $0.5B net outflow last week. CMC crypto greed and fear index once dropped to 20 (extreme fear) On Nov 5th, with BTC RSI signaling oversold.



Upcoming Macro Calendar - Source: Trading Economics

 


Options Market

The crypto market mirrored a broader correction this week—BTC down ~8% to ~$102K, ETH ~13% to ~$3,400—driven by Fed hawkishness post-rate cut, ETF outflows, and a strengthening USD amid retreating gold. Front-end implied volatility surged alongside realized volatility, while skew revealed persistent demand for downside protection. Capital is rotating toward ETH’s growth narrative, yet BTC remains the primary volatility sponge. Exchange reserves for both BTC and ETH hit local lows, signaling thinning liquidity that can amplify price swings.







Altcoins and Blockchain News

 
  • JPMorgan holds $343 million worth of BlackRock's IBIT, increasing its holdings by 64% in Q3; several crypto treasury firms are under pressure, with Bitmine facing an unrealized loss of $2.1 billion on its ETH holdings.

  • U.S. stocks ended a three-week winning streak, while Coinbase and Circle each rose over 3% in a single day; Bitcoin spot ETFs saw a net outflow of $799 million last week, with BlackRock’s IBIT leading with a $403 million outflow.

  • Kazakhstan's Crypto Asset Fund aims to reach a scale of $500 million to $1 billion through wallet seizures; Japan becomes the 11th country to support Bitcoin mining with official resources.

  • Hong Kong’s Securities and Futures Commission will allow licensed virtual asset trading platforms to share order books with overseas platforms and establish a compensation mechanism. It also plans to expand the range of products and custody services offered by licensed platforms, and relax the 12-month track record requirement.

  • On November 8, Strategy founder Michael Saylor called on social media to “buy Bitcoin immediately.”

  • The probability of a 25-basis-point Fed rate cut in December is at 69%, but next year’s FOMC voters emphasize inflation risks and oppose further cuts.

  • The U.S. Treasury sanctioned a North Korea-linked money laundering network, involving 54 cryptocurrency addresses; Google reports North Korean hackers are using AI models to develop malware targeting crypto wallets and exchanges.

  • Lending protocol Euler stated that the market managed by Euler DAO has no direct or indirect exposure to Stream, is fully isolated, and continues to operate normally.

  • Key vote on U.S. government “reopening” failed: the S.3012 motion (Federal Employee Appropriations Exemption Act) did not pass.

  • Paradigm holds over 19.14 million HYPE tokens, becoming the largest holder; MLM estimates its valuation at $765 million; ICP surged over 30% again, reaching above $8.



Macro

The major indexes ended the three-week rally: the DJIA shed 1.2%, the S&P 500 -1.6%, and the Nasdaq lost 3.0%. The Chinese stock market finished a strong week with the trade tension between China and the United States seeming to ease: the Shanghai Composite Index added +1.08%, the CSI 300 added +0.82% and the Hang Seng index +1.29%.

 

 


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