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Welcome to the US Cryptocurrency News Morning Brief – your essential summary of the most important cryptocurrency developments for the day ahead.
So grab your coffee and settle down. This week, Bitcoin moves have translators talking, analysts scratching their heads, and even some familiar voices hinting that all is not as it seems. Amid the declines, recoveries and ambiguous warnings, one question remains: Who-or what-could really be pulling the strings behind the scenes?
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Jim Cramer has once again sparked a wave of speculation in crypto Twitter and trading banks, after suggesting that invisible forces may be at work to keep Bitcoin high despite growing macroeconomic pressure.
He said: “It almost feels like there is a conspiracy trying to keep Bitcoin above $90,000. I like Bitcoin, but I don’t like any of the derivatives that were created to play with, play with, or mine.” He declared.
The suspension came at a sensitive time for the market. Bitcoin has fallen below $90,000 earlier in the week before recovering, prompting traders to analyze Cramer’s choice of words.
His reference to a “conspiracy”, although rhetorical, was enough to spread theories ETF market makers Those defending key levels point to institutional buyers quietly rallying as liquidity dwindles.
Cramer doubled down a few hours later with another strong message: “Even after all this destruction, we are still not oversold!!!”
To many traders, this seemed less like caution and more like classic Cramer timing, historically known to align with market turning points in the opposite direction.
This immediately fueled Cramer’s reverse narrative: When Cramer becomes pessimistic or focuses on warnings, some traders look for the bottom instead.
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However, analysts argue that recent market behavior has more to do with macroeconomic forces than with memes.
According to QCP, Bitcoin’s short fall below the $90,000 threshold reflects the asset’s increased sensitivity to changes in liquidity and expectations. Interest rates.
Reinforce tight interest rate expectations, combined withContinuous flows from Bitcoin ETFsmorale for weeks. The rapid forecast reset expectations of the Fed, From the assumption of the rate of December cut to equal probability It only increased these pressures.
“Markets have sharply revised Fed expectations, lowering the odds of a December rate hike from ‘almost certain’ to ‘equal,'” QCP noted, underscoring how such macro adjustments disproportionately impact duration-sensitive assets like Bitcoin.
At the same time, stocks have been relatively resilient thanks to huge gains from AI-driven high-tech companies. The power of big technology has left cryptocurrencies behindwhich increased volatility as liquidity decreased.
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Now that the US government has reopened and economic data is picking up, traders are gearing up for a crucial week.
Labor market indicators and the leading Congressional Economic Index, updated with new measures of job openings, are expected to shape the market outlook as we enter 2026.
These data points help determine whether the Fed is dovish on inflation or recognizing signs of cooling.
Fed Chairman Jerome Powell recently said a December rate cut is “not guaranteed,” reinforcing the cautious mood.
For Bitcoin, the question is whether the recent turmoil represents a record correction of positions or the opening act of more extensive risk dynamics.
Cramer’s “Cabal” comment may have dominated the headlines, but the real driver may also be in the macroeconomic wave, and whether they will turn against cryptocurrencies or slowly in favor of them.
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Here’s a roundup of more US cryptocurrency news to follow today:
| Company | Closes November 18th | Early market overview |
| Strategy (MSTR) | $206.80 | $205.75 (-0.51%) |
| Coinbase (COIN) | $261.79 | $262.73 (+0.36%) |
| Galaxy Digital Holdings (GLXY) | $25.58 | $25.84 (+1.02%) |
| MARA Holdings (MARA) | $11.88 | $11.99 (+0.93%) |
| Company RIOT | $13.94 | $14.03 (+0.65%) |
| Core Scientific (CORZ) | $15.43 | $15.80 (+2.40%) |