Today's U.S. stock market closure means liquidity won't be great. As we've seen, without clear bullish or bearish data, high volatility remains likely. Noises about 'whale dumps' have decreased, but viewing #BTC and #ETH through this lens might complicate analysis now.

No significant changes otherwise; earlier investors show no signs of exiting. Data shows that the most trading activity still involves investors who've held positions for about a week and are at a loss. Prices continue to fluctuate within a range, with no real news to drive them.

Three and a half months ago, BTC hit $65,000, and it's still there, mostly influenced by speculation on the Fed's rate cuts. With the U.S. elections approaching, maintaining this level is decent.

On-chain, the main support for #BTC between $64,000 to $69,000 hasn't changed, and these investors aren't leaving en masse. Prices should remain relatively stable, especially today being a holiday.

Lastly, exchange volumes are low due to the holiday, maintaining a balance. With 7,000+ BTC still far from the lowest reserves in six years, risk persists. Post-holiday, we'll see if there are any shifts." #CryptoStability
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