Market Outlook

Japan is moving to implement a flat 20% tax on crypto gains, a shift observers say will awaken a 'sleeping giant' of retail investors by lowering rates and simplifying reporting.

On Nov. 16 Tom Lee said on X that Ether may be starting a ‘supercycle’ similar to Bitcoin’s post-2017 rally; critics argue the comparison overlooks key structural and regulatory differences. The comment adds bullish momentum to ETH sentiment but draws skepticism from some market observers.

Analysts project PEPE targeting $0.0000067 in the near term while a bullish scenario sees a 1,500% rally to $0.00012 by early 2026, highlighting memecoin volatility and speculative upside.

OP could rebound to $0.42–$0.45 within two weeks as the MACD histogram shows early bullish divergence, even though short-term momentum remains bearish.

Dogecoin has shifted from a downtrend into a more constructive structure and is now testing a key resistance zone. If that area is cleared, analysts expect a sharp upward push that could reignite altcoin momentum.

Cathie Wood lowered her long-term Bitcoin price target by $300,000 while maintaining that BTC can still multiply from current levels. The revision reflects updated modeling and a slower adoption timetable rather than a reversal of conviction.

A rising stablecoin supply mirrors liquidity patterns that preceded earlier Bitcoin rallies, prompting analysts to call this a 'pivotal moment' with a $124,000 BTC target. Market participants are watching on-chain flows and exchange activity for confirmation.