The crypto narrative for Q4 2025 has officially FLIPPED. The focus on low liquidity and market fear that defined the last few weeks has potentially shifted how the rest of Q4 will play out moving forward.
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Jesse Eckel15 Oct 2025, 01:00 UTC
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The analysis covers Bitcoin's price action, noting a recent liquidation event where BTC fell from $126,000 to $105,000 before recovering to $116,000, and then retracing to $110,000. The analyst believes this event could trigger a four-year cycle rotation, leading to selling pressure from cycle believers. He also presents a chart showing the differences between previous crypto cycles driven by retail FOMO and the current cycle, marked by a structured bid which is sustained by boomer money flowing from ETFs and institutional adoption. Other global indexes will have their prices and behavior tracked. TRUFUS sideways action.
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