TL;DR
- The Federal Reserve changes its interest rate and liquidity policy.
- Capital could move from gold to risk assets.
- The price of Bitcoin is on a potential growth trajectory.
Financial markets are showing early indications of a change in conditions for currencies. After a long period of declining values and low trader engagement, a shift in United States monetary policy could alter the market’s direction. Analyst Michael van de Poppe has stated that the Federal Reserve’s recent actions may conclude a phase of economic tightening.
Did the FED screw us entirely with our #Altcoins or did they call altseason?
Markets crashed again last week.
What's happening?!
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— Michaël van de Poppe (@CryptoMichNL) November 2, 2025
The Federal Reserve recently reduced its benchmark interest rate. It also announced an end to its program of quantitative tightening. These decisions increase the amount of capital available within the financial system. Historical data shows that such conditions often lead investors toward assets with higher potential returns.
The value of gold has decreased from its recent peak
This change can signal a movement of investment away from traditional safe assets. When capital leaves these markets, a portion often seeks opportunities in technology stocks and crypto assets. Van de Poppe suggests this rotation of capital could benefit the crypto market. He projects a potential future valuation for Bitcoin between $150,000 and $170,000, contingent on a sustained inflow of liquidity.
For many alternative crypto currencies, the market environment remains difficult. However, a confirmed break above the $112,000 level for Bitcoin could establish a new direction. The collective effect of these factors may set the stage for a broader market recovery.
As of November 3, 2025, the current Bitcoin (BTC) price is approximately $107,837 USD, according to CoinGecko. The cryptocurrency has experienced a 2.9% decline in the past 24 hours and a 6.49% drop over the past 7 days, reflecting short-term bearish pressure despite maintaining a strong long-term position.
Bitcoin’s market capitalization stands at around $2.15 trillion, with a 24-hour trading volume of roughly $47.9 billion USD. The circulating supply is close to 19.94 million BTC, with a maximum cap of 21 million BTC.
