Summary: Bitcoin (BTC) bounced back above $106,000 on Monday (10.11.2025), extending the weekend rebound after the U.S. Senate advanced a deal to reopen the federal government. The move came despite a sharp spot Bitcoin ETF net outflow of roughly $1.2 billion last week, suggesting sentiment is stabilizing after early‑November’s deleveraging. At press time, BTC hovered near $106K, up ~4% on the day. [1]
Bitcoin price at a glance (10.11.2025)
- Spot price (approx.): ~$106,000 at press time; intraday momentum positive. [2]
- Context: After a weekend retest of the $99,000 area, buyers stepped in, flipping price action back above the psychological $100,000 mark. [3]
What’s moving BTC today
- Washington progress on the shutdown: The U.S. Senate took a key 60–40 procedural vote to advance legislation funding the government through January 30, 2026, a pivotal step toward ending the 40‑day shutdown. Risk assets—including bitcoin—caught a bid on the improved macro backdrop. [4]
- Policy chatter adds to risk appetite: Over the weekend, President Donald Trump again floated the idea of “tariff dividend” checks of at least $2,000 per person (excluding high‑income households). Markets treated the comments as potential near‑term liquidity support—even though details and timing remain unclear. [5]
- ETF flows: a heavy week, but dip‑buyers appear: U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded one of their heaviest weekly outflows—about $1.2B—yet prices rebounded into Monday as traders framed last week as position‑trimming rather than capitulation. [6]
- Derivatives reset cools: After substantial liquidations earlier this month, 24‑hour crypto liquidations were ~$342M into Monday morning—elevated but far from October’s extremes—pointing to a healthier leverage profile. [7]
- Global policy drip: The Bank of England proposed a more flexible stablecoin regime, part of a 2026 rollout. While not BTC‑specific, friendlier policy signals in major markets tend to underpin crypto risk sentiment. [8]
Spot ETF flows: the numbers behind the headline
Third‑party flow trackers show a whipsaw week for U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs:
- Mon 3 Nov: –$186.5M
- Tue 4 Nov: –$566.4M
- Wed 5 Nov: –$137.0M
- Thu 6 Nov:+$239.9M
- Fri 7 Nov: –$558.4M
Weekly net:~–$1.21B. The day‑by‑day data help reconcile why price could firm today even after a rough ETF week: heavy outflows earlier in the week were partially offset by a mid‑week net inflow and weekend positioning resets. [9]
Key technical levels
- Support: The market’s weekend defense of $99K–$100K remains the first bull line to watch. A decisive break below could open $92K according to near‑term technical reads. [10]
- Resistance: On the upside, traders are eyeing $108K first and then a potential liquidity sweep toward $112K if momentum builds. [11]
Note: Technical levels are probabilistic, not guarantees; combine them with risk management.
Market context: why the bounce matters
- Macro tide turning (for now): With the Senate’s move to reopen government and reduce uncertainty around data and policy, risk assets gained room to breathe—important for an asset as macro‑sensitive as BTC in 2025. [12]
- From outflows to digestion:CoinDesk reports the third‑largest weekly outflow on record from spot Bitcoin ETFs, but also notes Monday’s price rebound—consistent with the “de‑risk then reassess” pattern after extreme moves. [13]
- Leverage cooler than October: This morning’s liquidation tally (~$342M across crypto) is a fraction of last month’s historic washouts, suggesting the market reset is progressing. [14]
What to watch next (this week)
- CPI is back on the calendar: The Bureau of Labor Statistics is slated to release October CPI on Thursday, Nov 13, 08:30 ET, a high‑impact data point for rates, the dollar and crypto. [15]
- Final shutdown votes: Follow‑through from the Senate and House on the funding package could sustain risk appetite—or, if delayed, revive volatility. [16]
- ETF flows, daily: Another day or two of data will clarify whether last week’s outflows were an aberration or a trend resuming post‑bounce. [17]
Quick FAQ (SEO)
Is Bitcoin up or down today (10.11.2025)?
Up. BTC reclaimed $106K intraday after rebounding from weekend lows near $99K. [18]
Why is Bitcoin up today?
Improved macro sentiment as the U.S. Senate advanced a plan to end the 40‑day shutdown, plus moderating derivatives liquidations and dip‑buying despite last week’s ETF outflows. [19]
What are the next levels for BTC?
Support near $100K; resistance around $108K and $112K if momentum extends. [20]
Disclosure: This article is for news and information purposes only and is not financial advice. Crypto assets are volatile and can involve significant risk.
References
1. www.reuters.com, 2. www.coindesk.com, 3. m.economictimes.com, 4. www.reuters.com, 5. www.investopedia.com, 6. www.coindesk.com, 7. www.coinspeaker.com, 8. www.reuters.com, 9. farside.co.uk, 10. m.economictimes.com, 11. www.dailyforex.com, 12. www.reuters.com, 13. www.coindesk.com, 14. www.coinspeaker.com, 15. www.bls.gov, 16. www.reuters.com, 17. farside.co.uk, 18. www.coindesk.com, 19. www.reuters.com, 20. www.dailyforex.com
