Bitcoin has rebounded from $84,000 to near $93,000 and is consolidating around $91,400 as exchange selling pressure and whale deposits decline. On-chain metrics point to weakened short-term holder activity and a potential move toward the $98,700 resistance, with some traders eyeing the $102,000–$112,700 zone if momentum builds. Analysts describe the setup as fragile but improving, with macro policy expectations and subdued ETF inflows still shaping the next major breakout.

Gold dropped 6.8% on October 21, recording its steepest single-day decline in 12 years after reaching a record high of $4,381 per ounce. Tether minted $1 billion USDT within 24 hours, according to blockchain data. Institutional investors allocated $619 million into Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs with zero outflows, suggesting potential capital rotation from traditional assets into digital currencies.