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BitMart Market Report: BTC falls below key support level, short-term holders generally suffer losses On November 18th, BitMart's market report showed that market liquidity did not improve as expected after the US government resumed operations. There are differences within the Federal Reserve regarding whether to cut interest rates in December, with the market leaning towards a "hawkish rate cut" and limited stimulus to asset prices. The US stock market has experienced a temporary correction of about 5%, and the cryptocurrency market continues to consolidate weakly. The short-term cost of BTC chips, which is around $100000, has fallen below the range. At the same time, it has fallen behind the 365EMA and 93000 support levels, and short-term holders are generally losing money. BTC ETF has had a net outflow of over $1 billion for three consecutive weeks, while ETH ETF has had a weekly outflow of over $700 million. BTC's temporary bottom range is focused on $80000 to $90000, and it is necessary to maintain defense and observation in the short term.