#今日市场观点
China's stock market rebounded during the session on Monday, successfully shaking off the pessimism of last weekend, showing that investors' risk appetite is still in an "active buying" state. This sentiment also helped Bitcoin prices rise.
The Bitcoin market saw significant capital inflows on Friday, which could be a positive sign.
However, as the U.S. presidential election is about to be held on November 5, market participants are currently taking a wait-and-see attitude, and Bitcoin may need more patience if it wants to break through its all-time highs.
This morning, the price of Bitcoin suddenly rose sharply, once approaching $65,000, setting a new record for the highest price this month, showing signs of getting rid of the recent volatile trend.
Bitcoin has now broken through the key resistance level of $65,000. It is estimated that the accumulated short order liquidation amount on mainstream centralized exchanges is as high as $396 million.
