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Bitcoin Bounces Back: Analysts Eye Fed Rate Cut, Gold Surges as Crypto Slides

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 The Bitcoin & Cryptocurrency Investment Show podcast.

Hey crypto crew, Crypto Willy here—your go-to for all the latest in Bitcoin, blockchain, and decentralized drama! Welcome back to The Bitcoin & Cryptocurrency Investment Show, and wow, what a wild, wild week it’s been in crypto land as we roll into the end of November 2025.

Kicking things off: Bitcoin is back in the limelight after a seriously brutal November nosedive. Just a couple weeks ago, we watched Bitcoin crater from its “Uptober” high—yeah, all the way up at $126,000 in October—slamming down to a seven-month low around $80,500. The entire market felt that one, with Bitcoin actually erasing all the gains it made this year, according to Aurpay Market Analysis. That’s what we call a “total reset.” Trader chatter got real pessimistic, especially when Bitcoin flashed a technical “death cross” last week, which historically means a bear market is calling the shots.

But, never dismiss the OG. Over the weekend, Bitcoin clawed its way back above $89,000, with CoinDesk reporting more than a 10% bounce from Friday’s lows. Ethereum and altcoins like XRP and SUI outpaced even Bitcoin itself, leading a full-on relief rally. Even some battered digital asset treasuries made a comeback—BitMine and Solana Company both saw double-digit surges, and massive BTC holders like Strategy (think MicroStrategy) bounced strongly too.

Part of this rebound? Traders are eyeing the Federal Reserve, with San Francisco’s Mary Daly hinting that a December interest rate cut is on the table. The Wall Street Journal said Daly’s comments carry extra weight because she usually vibes with Fed Chair Jerome Powell. That news sent stocks flying: Nasdaq and S&P 500 both up, helping shift the macro mood for crypto too.

Now, don’t get too FOMO just yet. Analysts like Paul Howard at Wincent Trading are saying, “Consolidation is likely, but that $100K wall is going to be tough to break before Q1 next year.” Real talk: We’ve got whales selling, ETF outflows, and year-end profit-taking—so it’s not all moon talk. The market’s shifting to a more spot-driven game after leverage washed out during the crash, which means expect calmer, more gradual moves for now.

Meanwhile, the relationship between Bitcoin and gold has taken a nosedive. Fortune reports that gold’s smashing records with a 50% surge this year, its best since 1979! Meanwhile, Bitcoin’s “digital gold” narrative is taking some hits as gold powers upward while crypto total market cap drops over a trillion dollars since October. The exodus from those red-hot Bitcoin ETFs only added fuel to the downturn.

But hey, if you’re into longer-term signals, there’s chatter from technical analysts about a possible “cup and handle” pattern that could send Bitcoin back toward $90K if the right support levels hold, says Brave New Coin. Still, if we lose that $80K support, all bets are off.

Thanks a million for tuning in to The Bitcoin & Cryptocurrency Investment Show. Stay safe, stay curious, and remember to keep stacking that crypto knowledge. Catch you all next week for more alpha on the digital frontier—this has been a Quiet Please production. For more of yours truly, swing by QuietPlease.ai. Peace out, crypto fam!

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