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The hype around a Solana (SOL) spot ETF is picking up fast. While crypto fans wait for official approval, activity behind the scenes is hinting that something big could be on the way.

As Bitcoin leads a fresh market rally, one crypto analyst has identified strong similarities between today’s market conditions and those that preceded Bitcoin’s historic 23x price surge in 2017.

Bitcoin (BTC) has opened the first week of November 2025 in a bearish outlook. After closing October with a 3.69% drop, BTC price dropped 3% on Monday, November 3, to trade at about $107,259 at press time.

As Bitcoin leads a fresh market rally, one crypto analyst has identified strong similarities between today’s market conditions and those that preceded Bitcoin’s historic 23x price surge in 2017.

Gold broke above $4,000 per ounce this week for the first time in history, extending a driven by central-bank purchases, ETF inflows, and a weaker dollar, according to Reuters.

The hype around a Solana (SOL) spot ETF is picking up fast. While crypto fans wait for official approval, activity behind the scenes is hinting that something big could be on the way.

As Bitcoin reclaimed the $110K threshold last night, Ethereum (ETH) followed with a major comeback, pushing its price above $2,800. Notably, ETH was last seen at the $2,800 level in February, after which its price dipped to $1,380 during that period.

According to a veteran cryptocurrency analyst, there is a massive untapped momentum in the crypto market that suggests an imminent bull run. In his latest post on X, the analyst noted that none of the 30 bull market peak indicators have been triggered, which is a bullish signal for the altcoin market.

Bitcoin’s explosive rally may have further to run, but according to prominent analyst Michael van de Poppe, the market needs to take a breather before pushing higher. The veteran trader shared a cautiously optimistic outlook, suggesting that Bitcoin could correct before surging toward the much-anticipated $150,000 mark.

Crypto analyst Michael Van de Poppe says altcoins are nearing a crucial moment that could define their next market cycle. In a on X, Van de Poppe urged traders to position for long exposure once altcoins start breaking their long-term trends.

Gold broke above $4,000 per ounce this week for the first time in history, extending a driven by central-bank purchases, ETF inflows, and a weaker dollar, according to Reuters.

Crypto analyst Michael Van de Poppe says altcoins are nearing a crucial moment that could define their next market cycle. In a on X, Van de Poppe urged traders to position for long exposure once altcoins start breaking their long-term trends.

Bitcoin’s explosive rally may have further to run, but according to prominent analyst Michael van de Poppe, the market needs to take a breather before pushing higher. The veteran trader shared a cautiously optimistic outlook, suggesting that Bitcoin could correct before surging toward the much-anticipated $150,000 mark.

Crypto analyst Michael Van de Poppe says altcoins are nearing a crucial moment that could define their next market cycle. In a on X, Van de Poppe urged traders to position for long exposure once altcoins start breaking their long-term trends.

Gold broke above $4,000 per ounce this week for the first time in history, extending a driven by central-bank purchases, ETF inflows, and a weaker dollar, according to Reuters.

Crypto analyst Michael Van de Poppe says altcoins are nearing a crucial moment that could define their next market cycle. In a on X, Van de Poppe urged traders to position for long exposure once altcoins start breaking their long-term trends.

Bitcoin’s explosive rally may have further to run, but according to prominent analyst Michael van de Poppe, the market needs to take a breather before pushing higher. The veteran trader shared a cautiously optimistic outlook, suggesting that Bitcoin could correct before surging toward the much-anticipated $150,000 mark.

The crypto market is sending mixed signals. Despite earlier hopes for an altcoin season, Bitcoin dominance in this cycle is rising, which usually means trouble for small-cap altcoins. While a few altcoins might do well, the overall altcoin market has shown signs of weakness.

Gold broke above $4,000 per ounce this week for the first time in history, extending a driven by central-bank purchases, ETF inflows, and a weaker dollar, according to Reuters.

The altcoin market is currently holding steady despite some pullbacks. Bitcoin is hovering around $102,000, and Ethereum has jumped back above $2,500.