We can see on the chart that the price is currently consolidating within the orange zone, marked as the “stress area.” There’s still an unfilled Fair Value Gap (FVG) above, and if the price gains momentum toward that zone, a move toward the $112,000–$115,000 range could be possible for Bitcoin.
However, the “Fake Breakout” zone below is noteworthy. If the price dips below this area, there’s a risk of retesting the $105,000 level or even pulling back toward the $100,000 band.
In summary, the market is at an indecisive point right now — neither the bulls nor the bears have a clear
Meanwhile, Bitcoin ETFs saw $20 million in inflows (as of October 23), while Ethereum ETFs recorded $128 million in outflows.
Over the last 24 hours, 114,000 traders lost a total of $226 million in liquidations. The Altseason Index is at 25/100, indicating that altcoins have not yet entered a full-fledged bull season
