Bitcoin rose nearly 5% on November 10, crossing $106,000 after falling below $100,000 the previous week. Machine learning models predict BTC will decline to $101,833 by month-end, a 3.84% drop from current levels. The forecast aggregates predictions from three AI systems, with estimates ranging from $98,500 to $103,500.

Cryptocurrency investment products experienced $1.17 billion in net outflows last week as institutional investors reduced exposure. Bitcoin-focused vehicles accounted for $932 million in withdrawals, while Ethereum products saw $438 million exit. Despite the selling pressure, Bitcoin's price climbed above $106,000 during the period.

Bitcoin climbed above $106,000 in early Monday trading after a volatile weekend that forced leveraged traders to reposition. The move marks the third sharp swing in under 48 hours, driven by speculation over proposed economic stimulus and shifting liquidity on major exchanges. Exchange data shows 7-day realized volatility reached 0.410, significantly above the 30-day measure of 0.360, indicating rapid trader repositioning without fundamental trend changes.

Ethereum network fees reached a historic low of 0.067 Gwei, according to Etherscan data. Token swaps now cost $0.11, NFT sales $0.19, and cross-chain bridge transfers $0.04. Analysts warn the decline threatens validator compensation and network security, as layer-2 migration has reduced base layer revenue by 99% since the March 2024 Dencun upgrade.

Hong Kong corporates will price multi-currency digitally native bonds on November 10, 2025, according to S&P. The bonds will be denominated in USD, HKD, EUR, and offshore yuan, with blockchain technology managing ownership and terms. HSBC or Goldman Sachs platforms will oversee the issuance, which has received an AA+ rating from S&P.

Bitcoin climbed above $106,000 during European trading hours on November 10, 2025, rebounding from weekend volatility. The rally followed Federal Reserve signals on balance sheet adjustments and rising market expectations that the U.S. government shutdown may end soon, potentially triggering Treasury General Account drawdowns that would increase bank reserves.

Ethereum network gas prices declined to 0.067 Gwei on Sunday, reducing transaction costs to approximately $0.04. The drop follows October's market volatility and an extended slowdown in onchain activity. Common operations including token swaps ($0.11) and NFT transactions ($0.19) now carry minimal fees, data show.

Bitcoin climbed above $106,000 and Asian equity markets posted gains following the US Senate's advancement of a funding deal to end the government shutdown. The Senate secured a 60-vote cloture agreement on Sunday, with the package now moving to the House and President Trump for final approval.