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When the calendar for November 2025 turns to its last page, participants in the cryptocurrency market finally get a breather, but looking back at the trends of this month, all that remains is a scene of devastation. As the most brutal trading month of the year, the crypto market in November not only fully bore the aftermath of October's epic crash but also pushed the downward trend to the extreme under multiple news impacts. The brief weak rebound was like fireflies in the dark, quickly swallowed by the ongoing wave of selling. The re-emergence of domestic regulatory signals at the end of the month further sent chills down the spines of investors who had experienced the "5.19" turmoil in 2021— in this market dominated by news and uncertainty, respecting risk has never been a mere empty phrase. Follow Yibo as we continue to track core signals such as the implementation of Federal Reserve policies, institutional capital flows, and on-chain data changes, and provide real-time updates on layout strategies and target dynamics.

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The shift from macro policy to institutional fund withdrawals, along with the release of regulatory signals, has intertwined multiple uncertain factors to create a "perfect storm," pushing the market into the abyss. The cryptocurrency market in November can be described as experiencing a "cliff-like crash." As a market barometer, Bitcoin plunged from its historical peak of $126,000 on October 12, first breaking the $100,000 threshold on November 4, and hitting a periodic low of $79,937 during intraday trading on November 21, marking a staggering decline of 29% from its peak. By the end of the month, Bitcoin was still struggling in the $90,000 range, with volatility maintaining a high level of 4.2%, far exceeding the performance of traditional capital markets. The performance of mainstream coins was equally dismal. Ethereum fell from $3,911 to $2,620, with a monthly decline of 33.68%; the sudden drop of 8.79% on November 4 took the market by surprise. Mainstream altcoins like Solana and Cardano saw declines generally exceeding 30%, with Dogecoin nearly halving from its October peak, resulting in a market cap evaporation of $5.2 billion. Across the entire market, the total market cap of cryptocurrencies shrank from $3.79 trillion at the end of October to $2.9 trillion, highlighting the severity of the downturn. The fear and greed index dropped to 10 at one point, setting a new low over nearly nine months, with "extreme fear" becoming the main theme throughout the month. Even though there were occasional rebounds, they were quickly sold off due to thin liquidity, failing to form an effective reversal trend.

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Bitcoin did not have much volatility yesterday, with the price oscillating around 90500 throughout the day. The 4-hour chart shows that breaking above the 89000 level, along with the middle track and the trend line, serves as a critical point for short-term bulls. As for Ethereum, after falling to the low of 2961 around midnight, it began to rebound, and the price has returned to oscillate around 2990. The 4-hour chart saw back-and-forth movements yesterday but ultimately did not break the support of the middle track. The ABC corrective wave has not formed, and sideways consolidation has replaced the pullback correction. Currently, it is in a stage of bulls and bears battling after an increase in volume, and various potential evolutions of the trend exist, requiring real-time pattern analysis to judge the continuation of the trend.