Cryptocurrency markets are down, with Ethereum as the notable example on the launch day of Ethereum ETFs.

Notable Statistics:

• IntoTheBlock data shows large transaction volume up by 75% and daily active addresses up by 24.4%. Transactions greater than $100,000 also spiked from 5,287 to 8,307.
• Coinglass data shows total crypto long liquidations at $131.88 million, the highest since July 8. In the past 24 hours, 71,840 traders were liquidated. Bitcoin’s short liquidations ($8.2 million) came in at their lowest since July 7.
• Bloomberg analyst Eric Balchunas noted Ethereum ETFs hitting $600 million after half of the trading day, around 20% of the $4.6 billion Bitcoin ETFs did on day one.

Notable Developments:

• Donald Trump To Announce A Strategic Bitcoin Reserve? Crypto Bettors Think It’s Unlikely But Possible
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• Bitwise To Donate 10% Of Ethereum ETF Profits To Open-Source Developers
• Winklevoss-Backed Real Bedford Soccer Club Embraces Michael Saylor Bitcoin Philosophy, Accumulates 82.7 BTC

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Trader Notes:  Crypto chart analyst Ali Martinez predicted that Bitcoin needs to hold the support level of $66,000.

Crypto analyst Caleb Franzen highlighted that Bitcoin is back in the same effective support zone. He continues, “$BTC has continued to make higher highs and higher lows from a short-term perspective during this recent price action.”

Rekt Capital commented on Bitcoin’s pullback, saying the crypto king needs to continue holding above $65,000 or at the very least, hold $65,000 as support on any unexpected pullback.

Heavily followed crypto trader Marco Polo believes Bitcoin always gives a second chance.

What’s Next: The influence of Bitcoin as an institutional asset class is expected to be thoroughly explored at Benzinga’s upcoming Future of Digital Assets event on Nov. 19.

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