Quick summary
The market is in a cautious consolidation phase after a very volatile October.
Bitcoin and Ethereum have steadied but remain sensitive to U.S. data and Fed signals.
Altcoins, including CoreDAO (CORE), face weak liquidity and thin trading volumes.
Market snapshot
The total crypto market cap is about $3.85 trillion. That is down roughly 2–3% in the last week.
The Crypto Fear & Greed Index sits near 28–33, indicating fear and possible rebound chances.
Sentiment on X (Twitter) is mixed but leans bearish. About 70% of traders are frustrated with choppy action.
Key drivers right now
- Historic liquidations on Oct 10–11 wiped more than $10 billion in open positions.
- Institutional flows via ETFs provide support but show volatility. Last week saw $2.3B inflows and $1.23B outflows into BTC ETFs.
- Regulatory delays, especially from the U.S. SEC on ETH and SOL ETFs, are capping upside.
- Macro events like the Fed decision on Oct 29 will likely move markets sharply.
Prices (approximate) — Oct 25, 2025
| Cryptocurrency | Price (USD) | 24h Change | 7d Change | Market Cap (USD) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bitcoin (BTC) | $110,585 | +0.94% | -4.48% | $2.19T |
| Ethereum (ETH) | $3,943 | -0.31% | +1.79% | $473B |
| Solana (SOL) | $191.73 | +0.74% | -2.34% | $91B |
| CoreDAO (CORE) | $0.22 | -2.32% | -5.73% | $237M |
| XRP | $2.46 | +1.50% | +5.20% | $138B |
| Chainlink (LINK) | $17.74 | +2.69% | +3.10% | $10.6B |
| Dogecoin (DOGE) | $0.42 | +1.80% | -1.20% | $61B |
| BNB | $1,114 | -0.93% | +1.08% | $154B |
Note: Prices are approximate and sourced from aggregated exchange data as of Oct 25, 2025. CORE shows low liquidity and higher volatility risk.
Sentiment & technical view
Overall: The market tilts bearish. Traders are cautious. Options flows show more puts for year-end protection.
BTC: Neutral to mildly bullish. Many institutions still hold optimistic views. RSI is near neutral.
ETH: Short-term bearish. Liquidations pressured the price, but ETF inflows support the long-term outlook.
SOL: A bullish outlier. DeFi and ETF news have helped SOL's relative strength.
CORE: Weak. Low on-chain volume and little social chatter hurt momentum.
On-chain and market indicators
- Stablecoin transaction volumes rose sharply month-over-month.
- Decentralised exchange activity is selective; Solana leads for meme and niche plays.
- Over $500 million in liquidations occurred in a recent 24-hour window, mostly long positions.
- BTC dominance sits in the mid-50% range, putting pressure on altcoins.
Why the market moved recently
Downside factors: Over-leverage, ETF outflows on some days, and macro equity weakness. Regulatory uncertainty also weighed on risk appetite.
Upside factors: Institutional accumulation via ETFs and growing tokenisation of real-world assets. Some traders moved into Bitcoin as a hedge after gold's weakness.
Short-term outlook (end of Oct)
- BTC: $115K–$118K if markets hold. Support at ~$108K.
- ETH: $3.9K–$4K range if buyers step in. Support near $3.8K.
- SOL: $200 if momentum continues. Watch $185 support level.
- CORE: $0.75–$1.00 range if no fresh catalyst appears.
Medium-term view (end-2025)
Analysts expect structural bullishness if ETF flows resume and regulatory clarity improves.
Possible targets by year-end (estimates):
- BTC: $123K–$150K
- ETH: $4.2K–$5K
- SOL: $220+
- CORE: $1.20 if liquidity and sentiment recover, but risk remains high.
Risks to watch
- Hawkish Fed moves or surprise macro data.
- SEC delays or negative rulings on ETF approvals for ETH/SOL.
- Large equity market drops that spill into crypto.
- High leverage pockets that could trigger fresh liquidations.
Practical advice for traders and investors
- Keep position sizes sensible. Volatility can spike quickly.
- Watch ETF flows and on-chain stablecoin volumes.
- Use stop-losses or hedges if you hold leveraged positions.
- Do your own research (DYOR). Crypto moves fast and can be risky.
Related reading (Enat Digital)
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Published by Enat Digital News Desk. Data reflects market conditions at the time of writing. Prices are approximate and may change quickly.

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