Bitcoin’s outlook has shifted to bullish, with November 2025 shaping up as a key month for a potential breakout. This optimism is fueled by macroeconomic developments, rising ETF investments, and technical signals suggesting an upward trend, as
Coinpedia
notes. After regaining crucial support and climbing 12% from its mid-October lows to hover around $115,196, BTC’s 200-day EMA crossover—a historically bullish indicator—has sparked renewed excitement in the market. Experts point to several converging factors: the conclusion of quantitative tightening, possible interest rate reductions by the Federal Reserve, and a $1.5 trillion liquidity boost, according to
Coinotag
. Blockchain data further reinforces this view, showing that short-term holders are accumulating and that Bitcoin ETFs are seeing net inflows after a period of outflows.
Year-end price forecasts are gaining momentum, with targets of $130,000 and $145,000 depending on whether the rally continues. Still, there are obstacles to a sustained surge. In October, long-term holders offloaded more than 325,000
BTC
—worth $35 billion—putting downward pressure on prices. Additionally, the absence of BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF, which led 2025 inflows with $28.1 billion, has left a gap and raised questions about the future of altcoin ETFs and their effect on the wider crypto market, as
Cointelegraph
reports.