COOLER INFLATION WAS SUPPOSED TO HELP BITCOIN. IT DIDN'T. 🚨

Friday's PPI report came in cooler than expected: +0.3% for October vs the +0.4% economists predicted. Bitcoin jumped 1.4% to $70,214 within minutes.

Then it gave it all back, falling to about $68,400 after an earlier low of $67,568, its lowest level since August. I stayed up watching this one so you don't have to.

FOR BEGINNERS

when a market gets good news and still sells off, it usually means buyers are tired and sellers are waiting above. Over $1.3 billion in leveraged bets were also liquidated, about 83% of them longs. A liquidation is when an exchange force-closes a trade made with borrowed money because the price moved against it, which pushes the price down even faster.

Why the good news didn't stick:

📊 Producer prices are still up 6.5% from a year ago, the highest since November 2022

🏦 A December Fed hike is still the expectation

😨 Fear & Greed Index fell to 20, Extreme Fear

📉 Bitcoin is down about 7% since Sunday and lost its 200-day average near $73,100
Levels to watch: $70,000 is now resistance, $67,568 is Friday's low, and $65,000 is next below that. Weekend liquidity is thin, which can make moves sharper.

Does $67,568 hold through the weekend? 👇

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