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Robinhood is evaluating whether to add Bitcoin to its corporate balance sheet, Treasurer Shiv Verma said during the Q3 2025 earnings call on Wednesday. Crypto trading accounted for 20% of quarterly revenue after rising 67.5% to $268 million. HOOD stock declined over 10% amid broader weakness in crypto-linked equities.

The Crypto Fear & Greed Index rose from 23 to 27, moving from "extreme fear" to "fear" as Bitcoin stabilized above $100,000. The improvement follows Bitcoin's 22% decline from its $126,000 peak. On-chain metrics suggest potential for recovery as market sentiment gradually eases.

Veteran crypto analyst Trader Mayne maintains his bull cycle thesis remains intact following a billion-dollar liquidation event. He expects Bitcoin to establish a weekly cycle low by mid-November that could enable another rally into year-end. Despite recent volatility, Mayne continues holding a core spot position and focuses primarily on major cryptocurrencies.

Bitcoin is trading around $101,300 as institutional participation in digital assets expands. A joint survey by PwC and the Alternative Investment Management Association shows 55% of global hedge funds now hold cryptocurrency positions, up from 47% a year earlier. Spain's Institute of Technology and Renewable Energies plans to sell 97 BTC acquired in 2012 for under $10,000, now valued above $10 million.

Bitcoin fell to $98,900 during intraday trading before recovering above $101,000, data show. The cryptocurrency broke below its $107,000 support level after trading in a range between that floor and $123,000 for approximately 130 days. The decline triggered roughly $640 million in long position liquidations across futures markets within 24 hours.

Matt Hougan, Chief Investment Officer at Bitwise managing $12 billion in assets, projects Bitcoin will rally into year-end and Q1 2026. He cites maximum retail desperation and market capitulation as indicators of a bottoming phase. The market is transitioning to institutional-driven trading, Hougan stated during a November 5 CNBC interview.

Bitcoin traded above $103,000 with a 1% gain in 24 hours after the week's decline. Technical analysts warn that sustained weekly closes below the 50-week moving average at $102,000 have historically preceded market tops. Year-to-date performance shows gold and the S&P 500 now outpace Bitcoin returns despite favorable conditions including rate cuts and regulatory developments.

Bitcoin accumulator addresses increased from 130,000 to 262,000 over a two-month period, representing 101% growth, data show. These holders acquired more than 375,000 BTC in the past 30 days. On November 5, deposits exceeded 50,000 BTC within 24 hours.

The Official Trump coin jumped 11.8% to $7.88 after President Donald Trump announced plans to make the United States the Bitcoin superpower and crypto capital of the world. The token outperformed the broader crypto market, which fell 1.3%, with daily trading volume surpassing $1 billion on major exchanges. Technical analysts identified a breakout from a falling wedge pattern, while on-chain data showed whale wallets accumulated $91 million in net inflows over three days.

President Donald Trump described cryptocurrency as reducing strain on the U.S. dollar during a speech at Miami's America Business Forum on November 5, 2025, positioning the United States as the bitcoin superpower. Historical market data reveals Bitcoin maintains an approximate -0.7 inverse correlation with the U.S. Dollar Index. Dollar strength typically suppresses BTC prices, complicating strategic reserve goals.