One Bitcoin Price Level That Decides Everything

The Bitcoin price has dropped sharply this month. Since early November, it has fallen almost 15%, turning one of the strongest assets of the year into one of the weakest in the current pullback. This significant drop has pushed the market into two camps once again.

Some investors believe this marks the start of a deeper correction, while others think the cycle is still unfolding and view this as merely an oversized dip. The next major move depends on one critical level. If Bitcoin reclaims this level, a rebound setup activates. If it fails, the downside could widen quickly.

### Early Signs of Selling Pressure Easing

There are early indications that sellers might be losing strength. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) entered the oversold zone this week and has since reversed—a signal that selling pressure is easing.

A longer-term pattern also supports this view. Between April 30 and November 14, Bitcoin formed a higher low, indicating the broader trend is not fully broken. However, during the same period, the RSI made a lower low. This hidden bullish divergence is a signal that often appears when a strong trend attempts to resume after a significant correction.

For the RSI signal to play out, Bitcoin’s price must cross above $100,300—a key support level since late April that might now act as psychological resistance.

### Supply Data Supports This Resistance Zone

Supply data points to the same critical area on the chart. The UTXO Realized Price Distribution shows a large band of long-term Bitcoins created near the $100,900 zone. When a cluster like this forms, it often becomes a significant decision point because many holders share the same cost basis.

This cost-basis cluster falls near the resistance level highlighted on the RSI chart. Therefore, the momentum story only matters if Bitcoin closes back above this region. Without that close, the divergence and oversold readings remain unconfirmed.

### A One-Year Low in NUPL Keeps the Bottoming Case Alive

Another argument for a potential rebound comes from the Net Unrealized Profit/Loss (NUPL) metric. NUPL has dropped to 0.40—its lowest reading in a year. This means the market is back to holding very thin unrealized profits, similar to early-cycle periods.

The last time NUPL hit a comparable low was in April. After that, Bitcoin climbed roughly 46% in less than two months. While this doesn’t guarantee a repeat, it shows the market is entering a familiar pressure zone where rebounds often form if the price stabilizes.

However, just like the RSI, this indicator depends on the price reclaiming the same resistance band. Without that, the Bitcoin bottoming theory remains open but inactive.

### Bitcoin Price Trades in a Falling Channel With Two Critical Levels in Sight

Currently, Bitcoin remains within a falling channel, maintaining a bearish short-term trend. The first step out of this channel is straightforward: reclaim $100,300.

A daily close above $101,600 would strengthen this move and flip the old resistance back into support. If that happens, the next significant level lies near $106,300. Breaking above $106,300 would push Bitcoin out of the falling channel, shifting the trend from bearish to neutral—and potentially bullish if momentum improves.

### Downside Risks to Watch

On the downside, the lower band of the channel has only two clean touches, making it structurally weak. If Bitcoin falls below the $93,900-$92,800 range, the pattern opens to deeper levels, and the “extended cycle” bearish view becomes harder to defend.

### Conclusion: A Critical Decision Point

Right now, everything rests on one key decision point:

– **Above $100,300**: Bitcoin’s price stabilizes, setting the stage for a potential rebound.
– **Below $93,900**: The slide could accelerate, and bearish pressures may intensify.

Traders and investors will be watching these levels closely as Bitcoin navigates this crucial phase.
https://bitcoinethereumnews.com/bitcoin/one-bitcoin-price-level-that-decides-everything/

‘I just want the mud out of my house’

**WESTERN BUREAU:**

Amid cries for food, water, and the removal of mud-soaked debris, one resident of Catherine Hall in Montego Bay, St James, says his only wish is to clear the sludge from his home and move on from the horrors of Hurricane Melissa.

“All mi want is fi mi house sort out. The mud wah inna mi house fi get out a it,” said Barry Plummer, one of scores of residents of the Westgreen/Catherine Hall area who attended a town hall called by Montego Bay Mayor Richard Vernon to update residents on recovery efforts.

“Mi nuh want no handout. Mi nuh want no rice and flour and cooking oil. Not even clothes. Mi just want me house fi clean out,” said Plummer.

The meeting was attended by Deputy Prime Minister Dr Horace Chang, who is the member of parliament (MP) for St James North Western; Marlene Malahoo Forte, MP for St James West Central; and the heads of several agencies including the National Water Commission, the Jamaica Public Service Company, the National Solid Waste Management Authority, the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF), the Jamaica Defence Force (JDF), and the St James Health Services.

Residents pleaded passionately for water, food, and the removal of tons of mud-caked waste left behind when the Barnett River burst its banks, flooding homes with up to 12 feet of water and sludge.

Although the Government has pinpointed Westgreen and Catherine Hall as key in the effort to restore normality to St James, some residents want the area formally declared a disaster zone and the military dispatched to lead clean-up operations.

“The military has trained engineers, heavy-unit operators, construction workers, electricians, you name it. The army is equipped to handle these situations,” said one resident.

“It is unfair, even impractical, to expect residents to clean up their houses, some with four feet of mud, on their own. We have a lot of retirees and elderly people in here. They can’t manage on their own. The army is appropriately trained to help us.”

Chang, however, explained that both the Jamaica Constabulary Force and the Jamaica Defence Force were already fully deployed across multiple affected communities, suggesting that residents should not expect any special deployment.

While some residents acknowledge that clean-up work has started and food assistance is being provided through care packages, others complain bitterly about being left out, claiming that relief is being distributed along partisan lines.

“If yu a nuh Labourite (Jamaica Labour Party supporter), you nah get nothing. Dem a tell you plain seh dem haffi deal with fi dem people first,” a young man told The Gleaner, expressing disgust at what he had been seeing.

“What I am seeing is raw, dirty politics at its worse. We need reputable people to spearhead the distribution, or some people will never get any help.”

However, for Plummer, he has no interest in what is being distributed or who is doing the distribution. He just wants the mud gone.

“Just like how dem a wash out other people house with fire truck, dem can go into everybody house and wash it out same way,” said Plummer, desperation in his voice.

“Mi nuh get no help at all. A mi son haffi come down from Kingston and a try fi help me wash out the place.”
https://jamaica-gleaner.com/article/lead-stories/20251114/i-just-want-mud-out-my-house

Whales Dump While the Rest Accumulate

Bitcoin (BTC) at $102,272.80 remains only marginally positive year-to-date, suggesting that 2025 has been a period of consolidation as the asset stabilizes around the $100,000 level.

Much of the recent price weakness appears linked to previously dormant coins re-entering circulation, according to on-chain data. Large holders, commonly known as whales, have been the primary distributors, driving the current downward pressure on the price.

This insight comes from The Accumulation Trend Score (ATS) by Glassnode. The ATS measures the relative accumulation or distribution behavior across different wallet cohorts, taking into account both the size of entities and the volume of coins they have acquired over the past 15 days. A value near 1 suggests that participants in that cohort are actively accumulating, while a value near 0 indicates they are distributing holdings. It’s important to note that exchanges, miners, and certain other entities are excluded from the calculation.

According to Glassnode data, whales holding over 10,000 BTC have been consistent sellers since August, marking three months of sustained distribution. Meanwhile, wallets in the 1,000–10,000 BTC range remain neutral, hovering around a score of 0.5. In contrast, all smaller cohorts (those holding below 1,000 BTC) are firmly in accumulation mode.

Earlier in the year, during the first four months, all cohorts were in deep distribution, which contributed to Bitcoin’s 30% decline to $76,000 in April, an event sometimes referred to as the “tariff tantrum.”

This data highlights a clear divide between whales and the rest of the market participants. For now, it appears that whales are still steering the price action.
https://bitcoinethereumnews.com/tech/whales-dump-while-the-rest-accumulate/

Halloween To Scare Off Moviegoers; ‘Kpop Demon Hunters’ May Not Pop: “It’s Going To Be A Weird Weekend” – Preview

It’s the first time since 2014 that Halloween has fallen on a Friday, creating what is expected to be a challenging weekend for the box office. Friday’s audience is anticipated to shrink significantly due to Halloween festivities, although a scary movie like *Black Phone 2* might still find some traction with moviegoers. Business is expected to bounce back on Saturday as audiences return.

Major studios are cautious about releasing new titles this weekend, but Focus Features is going wide with Yorgos Lanthimos’ *Bugonia*, expanding from 17 theaters to 1,800. The film is expected to earn over $4 million in its second weekend, which would mark the highest wide-release take for a Lanthimos movie. *Bugonia* boasts an impressive Certified Fresh rating of 90% on Rotten Tomatoes and a strong audience score of 81%. It posted an excellent $41.7K per-theater average in its opening frame, amassing $709K over the 3-day opening weekend.

Netflix is re-releasing *Kpop Demon Hunters*, which delivered the streamer its first No. 1 box office take with $19 million over August 23-24 during its wide release without AMC theaters. This time, Netflix has secured the No. 1 circuit. While the streamer hasn’t disclosed the exact number of theaters, it’s confirmed to be over 1,000. AMC announced that the animated title will play in 400 of its cinemas worldwide. Competitors expect *Kpop Demon Hunters* to pull in about $6 million this weekend, making it the most-watched Netflix movie ever distributed by Sony Pictures. However, industry insiders believe the film may be reaching the end of its theatrical momentum. So far, the movie has attracted over 541 million global viewers.

As for the No. 1 spot this weekend, it’s projected to be a close race between Universal/Blumhouse’s *Black Phone 2*, benefiting from the spooky holiday, and Paramount’s adaptation of Colleen Hoover’s novel, *Regretting You*. Both films are expected to earn roughly $7 million each. After five days in release, *Regretting You* has a running total just under $17 million, while *Black Phone 2* is at $51.4 million through its second Tuesday.

Sony/Crunchyroll’s *Chainsaw Man* leads so far this week on Monday and Tuesday, with a cumulative total of $21.8 million. However, it is expected to drop significantly—by around 65% to 70%—in its second weekend, following a trend similar to other anime titles. After earning $18 million last weekend, *Chainsaw Man*’s second weekend is projected to fall to approximately $5 million on the low end.

Fathom Events is also presenting a wide release of Summit/Lionsgate’s *Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn* Parts 1 & 2. Meanwhile, Universal is re-releasing *Back to the Future* in 1,900 theaters, including select IMAX auditoriums.

One distribution executive summed up the upcoming Halloween weekend, saying, “It’s going to be a weird weekend.” Audiences and studios alike seem braced for a unique and unpredictable box office experience.
https://deadline.com/2025/10/box-office-kpop-demon-hunters-halloween-1236602439/

‘The sweetest little baby was sitting there in front of it like she was waiting for me.’: Woman’s hectic morning commute is interrupted by a stray cat’s determined arrival, leading to an unexpected adoption and the start of a new life of comfort and care

The Cat Distribution System is a truly fascinating phenomenon. It tends to strike when we least expect it, and when it does, it does so in a way that causes all life around it to come to a halt. Time seems to freeze as our attention is completely devoted to the adorable catto that has appeared, destined to be our fur baby until the end of time.

This was precisely what happened to one woman as she was trying to make her way to work. The situation is rather ironic considering the way the Cat Distribution System operates. It is well-known that cats encourage their pawrents to go to work and work hard, so they can provide them with the fanciest treats in the land. This story, however, stands out as a charming exception.

So, we invite you to sit back, relax, and thank your lucky stars that you were not the one who had to explain to their boss that they couldn’t come in because a cat had suddenly come to command their life.
https://cheezburger.com/42780421/the-sweetest-little-baby-was-sitting-there-in-front-of-it-like-she-was-waiting-for-me-womans-hectic