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The cryptocurrency market closed October 31 2025 with a tone of quiet resilience. Bitcoin remained stable just under $110,000, and Ethereum hovered near $3,850 despite recent turbulence. The final trading day of the month lacked fireworks but underscored the broader theme of October: consolidation over collapse. Investors appear content to hold positions, waiting for November’s

October 30, 2025 marked a mild pullback across the cryptocurrency landscape after several sessions of quiet recovery. Bitcoin lost momentum, falling below the $109,000 mark, while Ethereum slipped under $3,900. The dip was modest but symbolic, as it interrupted the week’s slow climb and reminded traders that consolidation phases rarely move in straight lines. Altcoins

October 29, 2025 brought a welcome touch of optimism to the cryptocurrency market. After weeks of narrow trading, Bitcoin climbed closer to the $113,000 mark, while Ethereum finally broke above $4,000 for the first time in over two weeks. The cautious mood that had defined late October began to lift slightly, with traders describing this

The cryptocurrency market on October 28, 2025 maintained its remarkable stability, extending one of the quietest streaks in recent months. Bitcoin once again held firm above $112,000, while Ethereum edged closer to the $4,000 mark. Altcoins traded in predictable ranges, signaling investor patience rather than disinterest. Analysts describe this period as one of “latent strength,”

October 27, 2025 brought yet another day of quiet composure to the cryptocurrency market. Bitcoin edged slightly higher, hovering above $112,000, while most major altcoins remained trapped in familiar ranges. With volatility now sitting near three-month lows, traders described the environment as “patient but uneasy.” Although sentiment has improved modestly since mid-month, the absence of