$BTC $ETH $SOL
This week, the Nasdaq fell about 3.4%, while BTC pulled back about 6.5% from its high.
Thursday hurt the most: the Nasdaq dropped 5.5% in a day, and BTC fell about $5,700, from 81,131 to 75,431.
There was a slight rebound on Friday. The Nasdaq closed up about 1.1%, but the week was still negative overall: the Nasdaq went from 25,437 to 24,579, and the S&P 500 from 7,580 to 7,377.
On the crypto side, SOL fell harder: it was around 101 at the end of October and is now around 89.9, down about 11%.
ETH is around 2,243, down about 4% from around 2,338 at the end of October.
BTC is now around 75,847, with the 50-week moving average at about 75,733—right overhead.
75,000 is the level to watch this weekend: hold above it, and we wait for CPI on Monday; break below it, and weakness takes another step down.
CPI for October comes out next Tuesday at 8:30 a.m.—the last report before the December rate decision.
Just my personal opinion, not investment advice. I’ll be watching for sideways trading this weekend. Follow me to see what comes next.