According to @cryptorover, Bitcoin just recorded the third-largest week of ETF outflows on record, highlighting weakening demand via ETF channels for BTC, source: @cryptorover on X, Nov 8, 2025. To keep BTC’s bullish structure intact, flows need to flip back to positive and narratives around ETFs and Treasury adoption need to return to support demand, source: @cryptorover on X, Nov 8, 2025. Trading takeaway: watch for a shift from red to green ETF flow prints as a trigger for bullish continuation in BTC, source: @cryptorover on X, Nov 8, 2025.

According to @milesdeutscher, treasury-driven activity from Lubin’s SBET and Lee’s BitMine has accelerated the Ethereum (ETH) narrative and pushed it back into the spotlight, highlighting renewed trading focus on ETH; source: @milesdeutscher on X, Aug 12, 2025. According to @milesdeutscher, Tom Lee is positioning himself as ETH’s “Saylor” and is calling for ETH to reach $16,000 by the end of the year, providing a concrete price target traders can track; source: @milesdeutscher on X, Aug 12, 2025.

According to James Van Straten, Bitcoin (BTC) remains stable around $105,000, showing resilience to the Federal Reserve's unchanged interest rates and geopolitical conflicts like the Israel-Iran war, with no drop below $100,000 for 42 days. This stability is driven by increasing corporate adoption of BTC as a treasury asset, with total holders rising to 235 entities. However, derivatives data from Velo indicates caution, as open interest fell to $55.3 billion and BTC's put/call ratio increased to 1.13, suggesting elevated risk of short-term volatility.

According to James Van Straten, Bitcoin (BTC) has maintained stability around $105,000 despite the Federal Reserve holding interest rates steady and ongoing Israel-Iran conflicts, with BTC not trading below $100,000 for 42 days. Corporate treasury adoption is supporting BTC, as the number of entities holding it increased to 235. However, derivatives indicators show caution, with total open interest at $55.3 billion and a BTC put/call ratio of 1.13, alongside elevated liquidation risks near current prices.