According to @GracyBitget, DATs currently benefit project teams more than investors, and most long‑tail DATs amount to unfavorable token swaps for holders, source: @GracyBitget (X post, Nov 12, 2025). She adds that the post–Oct 11 selloff left a structural, not temporary, squeeze on altcoins, implying persistent pressure on illiquid names, source: @GracyBitget (X post, Nov 12, 2025). She states market pricing power has shifted to Wall Street, meaning macro flows and institutional positioning now drive crypto price discovery, source: @GracyBitget (X post, Nov 12, 2025). She highlights December as a key macro window where policies such as a government shutdown stop and interest rate cuts will set the tone; if liquidity eases, both crypto and U.S. equities could see tailwinds, source: @GracyBitget (X post, Nov 12, 2025). She notes many investors are tracking both markets on Bitget, source: @GracyBitget (X post, Nov 12, 2025).

According to @GracyBitget, Bitcoin’s price is now primarily driven by US liquidity and spot Bitcoin ETF inflows, reflecting heightened institutional dominance and Wall Street pricing power over BTC price action. Source: @GracyBitget (Nov 10, 2025). She adds that capital from Europe, the Middle East, and Asia is rotating into gold and equities, aligning with this year’s strength in gold, US AI-related stocks, and China’s equity index rather than BTC. Source: @GracyBitget (Nov 10, 2025). Looking ahead, she identifies two catalysts: the anticipated November end of the US government shutdown (with Polymarket’s market indicating Nov 14) and a potential December Fed shift to halt balance-sheet reduction and start a rate-cut cycle. Source: @GracyBitget (Nov 10, 2025); Polymarket (as cited by @GracyBitget). If both conditions are met, she argues BTC, as a highly liquidity-sensitive asset, could push toward $150,000 in Q4 2025 or Q1 2026, consistent with her earlier $130K–$200K range. Source: @GracyBitget (Nov 10, 2025). Trading takeaway: prioritize US spot Bitcoin ETF net flow trends, Fed balance-sheet and rate-path signals, and the shutdown resolution timeline as near-term catalysts for BTC volatility and direction under this framework. Source: @GracyBitget (Nov 10, 2025). Risk to view: a prolonged shutdown or a Fed that maintains QT and delays cuts would undermine the setup outlined. Source: @GracyBitget (Nov 10, 2025).

According to @GracyBitget, Bitcoin’s price is now primarily driven by U.S. liquidity and Wall Street-led ETF inflows, while non-U.S. capital has tilted toward gold and equities, consistent with 2025 strength in gold, AI-related U.S. stocks, and China’s equity index, source: Gracy Chen on X, Nov 10, 2025, and Forbes, Nov 8, 2025. She highlights two potential catalysts for a new BTC bull leg: an end to the U.S. government shutdown around Nov 14 based on Polymarket odds, which could restart fiscal outlays and ease liquidity, and a December Federal Reserve shift that halts QT and begins rate cuts, source: Gracy Chen on X, Nov 10, 2025, and the Polymarket prediction market cited by Chen. Under these conditions, she reiterates a projection that BTC could make a run at new all-time highs with a path toward 150K after policy easing, noting her earlier 130K–200K scenario as contingent on liquidity returning, source: Gracy Chen on X, Nov 10, 2025. Trading takeaway: track daily U.S. spot BTC ETF net flows, shutdown resolution odds, FOMC signals on QT and cuts, and cross-asset flows into gold and AI equities to time BTC beta exposure, source: Gracy Chen on X, Nov 10, 2025, and Forbes, Nov 8, 2025.