Bitcoin rose 17% from $82,000 to $93,000 between November 21 and November 28, supported by $221 million in ETF inflows, but failed to break through $95,000 resistance. Kalshi prediction markets now show falling odds for Bitcoin reaching $100,000 before year-end. Traders are increasingly betting on a close below $80,000, with that probability rising to 36%.

Internet Computer's ICP token surged 45% to $5.20 on November 4, its highest level since August, following the Dfinity Foundation's public launch of Caffeine, an AI application that generates apps from text, image, and code prompts. Trading volume jumped 131% to reach its highest single-day level since December 2023, with derivatives open interest rising 92% to $174 million.

Solana dropped 6% to $182 on October 30, its steepest decline since October 10. Jump Crypto sold 1.1 million SOL tokens worth $205 million to Galaxy Digital and purchased $265 million in Bitcoin within minutes, data show. The firm retains 73% of its $202.78 million staked portfolio in SOL despite the rotation.

Ethereum climbed back above $4,000 on October 26, recovering 10% from its Wednesday low of $3,811. Short traders concentrated $650 million in leverage positions around the $4,150 resistance level. Treasury firms holding ETH now control 3.2 million tokens, surpassing Bitcoin corporate holdings as a percentage of circulating supply.

Bitcoin reached $113,800 on October 26, gaining 10% over ten days after recovering from mid-October lows. Decentralized finance protocols recorded $400 million in net Bitcoin inflows between October 17 and October 26, data show. The rally coincided with gold retreating 6% from its October 18 peak of $4,380 per ounce to $4,103.