Уинн предупредил о падении курса криптовалют в первую неделю ноября

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Трейдер Джеймс Уинн, поставивший рекорд по сумме открытой позиции на покупку биткоинов, полагает, что первая неделя ноября будет трудной для рынка криптовалют.

«Умные деньги» уходят с рынка цифровых активов перед началом торговли акциями, как и прогнозировалось. Держитесь крепче. Эта неделя станет испытанием для всех нас. В особенности это касается богатых частных инвесторов.

Максимальный страх, боль и паника давно назрели. Все эти «новые деньги», вошедшие на крипторынок, ещё пороху не нюхали. Пора их испытать на прочность, — написал Уинн.

Джеймс не лукавит, когда говорит об оттоке капитала с рынка цифровых активов. За последние сутки стоимость всех выпущенных виртуальных валют снизилась на 2,43%, а за неделю падение составило 6,25%. Тем временем индекс S&P 500, отслеживающий курс акций предприятий, повысился с 27 октября на 1,01%. Продолжение этого тренда можно объяснить уменьшением ключевой ставки в США до минимального показателя за последние три года на уровне 3,75-4%.

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Изменение рыночной капитализации криптовалют

На ротацию капитала обратил внимание и экономист Питер Шифф. По его словам, по сравнению с пиковыми показателями, зафиксированными в январе 2025 года, индекс NASDAQ 100 и курс золота увеличились на 18% и 42% соответственно, а цена биткоина упала на 14,37% от исторического максимума, достигнутого на отметке $126,272 в октябре. Шифф считает, что это сигнализирует о продолжении медвежьего тренда на рынке BTC, который утянет за собой вниз остальные виртуальные валюты.

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