
After a volatile week in the cryptocurrency markets, Bitcoin rebounded strongly above $111,000, fueled by renewed optimism from macroeconomic and geopolitical developments. Altcoins like Ethereum and Solana also showed encouraging signs of recovery, supported by growing institutional confidence and technical indicators pointing to potential trend reversals. Despite these gains, analysts warn that bears may still test higher resistance levels as traders weigh the broader impact of upcoming economic events and policy shifts.
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Bitcoin (BTC) made a strong comeback on Monday, rising above $111,000. Traders turned bullish after U.S. President Donald Trump confirmed a summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping on Oct. 31, sparking hopes of a potential trade agreement between the two nations.
Despite the recent correction, institutional appetite for cryptocurrency remains resilient. A Coinbase survey of 124 institutional investors revealed that 67% are optimistic about Bitcoin’s performance over the next three to six months, though 45% believe the market is approaching the latter stages of its bull run.
Technical analyst John Bollinger noted that Ethereum (ETH) and Solana (SOL) are forming “W” bottom patterns, often signaling a potential bullish reversal. Bitcoin, however, has yet to confirm a similar setup. According to Bollinger, traders should “pay attention soon,” as volatility may trigger significant moves.
Could Bitcoin and leading altcoins sustain this recovery, or will higher levels attract renewed selling pressure? Here’s an analysis of the top crypto assets and broader market indicators.
Buyers halted the S&P 500 Index (SPX) pullback near the 50-day simple moving average (6,570), showing strong buying interest on dips.

If bulls push the index above its all-time high of 6,764, it could target the psychological 7,000 level. Conversely, a drop below the 50-day SMA could trigger a deeper correction toward 6,350 or 6,200.
The U.S. Dollar Index (DXY) is seeing intense competition between bulls and bears near its downtrend line. Sellers briefly pushed prices below it, but buyers defended the 50-day SMA at 98.03. A breakout above the trend line could lift the index toward 100.50, while a failure might send it back to 97.46 or 97.19.

Bitcoin’s rebound from the $107,000 support indicates strong buying pressure. The next challenge lies at the moving averages, where bears are expected to resist. A breakout above these levels could open the path toward retesting the all-time high at $126,199. Failure to hold $107,000 could expose BTC to further downside near $100,000.

Ethereum’s rebound from its channel support suggests that bulls are defending key levels. If buyers clear resistance at the moving averages, ETH could rally toward $4,957. A close below the channel support, however, may trigger a drop to $3,354.

BNB recovered from its 50-day SMA ($1,032), reflecting solid buying momentum. A break above $1,135 could lead to $1,198 or $1,239, while a drop below $1,021 may signal short-term weakness.

XRP, SOL, DOGE, ADA, and HYPE all show signs of accumulation at lower levels. Solana and Cardano are forming potential reversal patterns, while XRP and Dogecoin remain range-bound. Hyperliquid’s rebound from $35.50 highlights strong demand, though the asset faces resistance near the 20-day EMA.
This article does not contain investment advice or recommendations. Every investment and trading decision involves risk. Readers should conduct their own research before making financial moves.
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