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Crypto summary 21.11.2025 "BLACK FRIDAY CRYPTO ROUT" MAJOR CRASH: Bitcoin Plunges to $80,553 (Lowest Since April); -9.56% in 24h Bitcoin crashed 9.56% to $82,200 intraday lows, nearly touching $80,553—its lowest level since April 2025. This represents a devastating 36.5% collapse from October's $126K peak. Nearly 390,000 traders liquidated in 24 hours on Friday's "Black Friday" crypto rout. Market depth remains hollow post-October crash, amplifying violent swings. Ethereum COLLAPSES 10% to $2,682; Below $2,700 Critical Support ETH crashed 10% to $2,682 (-10% 24h), shattering the $2,800 psychological support. Ethereum is now down -45.9% from September peak and trading at 2021 levels. A further break below $2,600 opens targets toward $2,400-$2,380. Support levels being lost one-by-one. CRITICAL: Market Cap BELOW $3 TRILLION for First Time Since May Total crypto market cap crashed to $2.85-$2.98 trillion (-7.6% to -8.78%) after losing $1.2 trillion since October peak. Fear & Greed Index hit 11/100—the LOWEST since June 2023 when CoinMarketCap began tracking. Only 1 of top 100 coins in green (ZEC +1.8%); 36 of top 100 down double-digits.  $958M+ Liquidations; Open Interest Collapses 7% to $133B Friday saw $903M+ in Bitcoin ETF outflows alone (largest since Feb) + $958M total liquidations across the market. Open interest crashed 7% to $133B as traders fled leveraged positions. BlackRock alone saw -$355M outflow; Grayscale -$199M, Fidelity -$190M. Altcoin Bloodbath: 99 of 100 Top Coins in RED; INJ/NEAR/APT Down 16-18% Virtually every altcoin crashed: SOL -10.9% to $127; XRP -9.14% to $1.93; DOGE -11.78% to $0.1396; ADA -13.12% to $0.406; BNB -8.86% to $825. INJ, NEAR, ETHFI, APT, SUI all down 16-18% as sellers capitulated across all sectors. Macro Headwinds Intensify: Fed Hawkishness + Weak Job Data Unemployment unexpectedly rose to 4.4% despite job additions, destroying odds of December rate cut. JPMorgan revised Fed cuts forecast. Meanwhile, U.S. equities tanked (S&P 500 -1.56%, Nasdaq -2.38%), dragging crypto lower in classic risk-off rotation. Market Still Seeking Bottom: Analysts See $75K-$70K as Potential Support Bitcoin is approaching demand zones at $74,500-$83,800; breakdown could trigger $70,000 target. Some analysts warn "selling may have just begun" with leverage still unwind-ing. Others see this as capitulation bottom—RSI hitting oversold territory suggests relief rally possible Monday. Silver Lining: Peter Brandt & Long-Term Holders Accumulating Veteran trader Peter Brandt tweeted next bull market could hit $200,000 by Q3 2029, calling this dip "best thing that could happen." Long-term holders showing conviction despite carnage. Ki Young Ju (CryptoQuant CEO) notes this may be a "good buying opportunity".