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Fed liquidity, trade relief, and whale demand set stage for Bitcoin’s next move
Fresh liquidity from the Federal Reserve, renewed U.S.–China cooperation, and whale accumulation point to a potential Bitcoin breakout. BTC remains range-bound but technical and macro signals lean bullish.
What we will talk about today...
Fed’s $29.4B liquidity boost signals quiet pivot
Bitcoin stalls near $112K despite bullish setup
BTC’s next move hinges on key support and moving averages
US–China trade deal sparks recovery hopes in crypto

The Federal Reserve added $29.4 billion through repo operations despite Powell’s “hawkish” tone. Analysts call it an early sign of policy easing.
Repo demand: At a five-year high, signaling dollar stress.
Liquidity effect: Past injections have triggered Bitcoin rallies.
BTC setup: Trading near $110K, consolidating before a possible move.
BREAKING: 🇺🇸 FED pumped $29 billion into the banking system yesterday, the highest ever in 5+ years.
It seems like Powell's hawkish talks were just a bluff.
— Ash Crypto (@Ashcryptoreal)
8:27 AM • Nov 1, 2025
“Liquidity injections always find their way into risk assets first. Bitcoin is no exception,” said a market strategist.

Bitcoin stalls near $112K despite bullish setup
Bitcoin’s breakout is stuck under a heavy supply zone, but whale demand is rising fast.
Resistance zone: 434,000 BTC held between $110K and $112.5K.
Whale signal: Large wallets turned net positive for the first time since August.
Pattern risk: A fall below $103.5K would hand control to sellers.
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“Whales are reloading. That’s often the quiet start of a major leg up,” said an on-chain analyst.

BTC’s next move hinges on key support and moving averages
Bitcoin trades between its 100-day and 200-day moving averages, forming a clear equilibrium zone.
Support: $108K–$109K holds institutional demand.
Resistance: $114K–$116K caps upside until confirmed breakout.
Macro tailwind: Fed’s rate cut and U.S.–China cooperation support risk assets.
“As long as $109K holds, the structure stays bullish,” said CryptoVizArt analyst Shayan.

US–China trade deal sparks recovery hopes in crypto
The 2025 trade truce lifted the Crypto Fear & Greed Index from 33 to 37, signaling fading panic.
Tariff pause: U.S. tariffs suspended until 2026.
Market reaction: Analysts mark October 11 as the likely market bottom.
Sentiment: Bitcoin steady near $110K, early signs of confidence returning.
“Tariff relief brings back risk appetite. Crypto is usually the first to respond,” said MN Trading Capital founder Michael van de Poppe.

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