
Bitcoin expected to face high volatility as ‘Trump trade’ and Q4 seasonality converge – Bitfinex
Bitcoin acting as a "Trump trade" and signs of a potential strong fourth quarter suggest high volatility is on the horizon.

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Bitcoin's pullback last week reduced perpetual open interes by over $3 billion, to more stable levels.

High open interest in futures contracts and weakening spot market purchases could disrupt Bitcoin’s historically strong October performance.

The recent rally is likely driven by derivatives trading, which might prompt a consolidation period without significant spot volume.

Sell-off after rate cuts, nearing resistance, and overall bullish indicators paint Bitcoin's landscape this week, according to analysts.

Buterin made the statement in response to claims that Ethereum has "weakened a lot" during this market cycle.



