November 2023 Crypto Market Update: Bitcoin and Ethereum Prices Dip Amid Strategic Bitcoin Reserve Concerns

Published at 2025-11-04 16:04:11
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In November 2023, the cryptocurrency market experienced a downturn as key players Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) saw their prices decline by approximately 2% each, with Bitcoin priced at $103,696.00 and Ethereum at $3,518.72. This dip follows traders' reassessment of trade tensions and recent U.S. policy moves, particularly President Trump's Strategic Bitcoin Reserve order.

The order aims to create a reserve using Bitcoin seized through criminal and civil asset forfeitures. However, the market reacted negatively due to the absence of a clear budget allocation for further Bitcoin purchases, causing Bitcoin prices to drop about 5% immediately after the announcement.

This uncertainty has contributed to an overall market decline, with other cryptocurrencies like Dogecoin experiencing sharper losses of around 13%. Traders remain cautious amid these developments.

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