Bitcoin bulls tried to spark a recovery but ran into heavy selling near $107,000, pulling most altcoins back from resistance. Sellers dominated across ETH, XRP, BNB, SOL, DOGE, ADA, LINK and BCH, leaving the market tone cautious.
On Nov. 12 investors stayed cautious as Bitcoin climbed to $104,700 from this month's $100,000 low; analysts warn ICP, Trump Coin and XRP could face continued downside if risk-off sentiment persists.

A recent liquidation heatmap highlights nearby liquidity clusters at $0.303 and $0.328 for TRX, setting the stage for a potential short squeeze. Clearing these levels could trigger a roughly 10% rally as stops cascade and buying pressure accelerates.

As Chainlink expands beyond DeFi into tokenization infrastructure, analysts expect LINK to benefit from higher demand. With Chainlink trading at $16 today, 2025 could bring a wide range of outcomes depending on adoption and macro conditions.

dYdX (DYDX) shows bullish long-term potential with a 2025 ceiling near $1.42 and a 2030 optimistic target around $10.80. This forecast weighs protocol adoption, DeFi demand, and market risks to help investors decide if DYDX is a buy.

CryptoQuant founder Ki Young Ju released a balanced bull-bear outlook for Bitcoin, flagging short-term risks from large holders while acknowledging a plausible macro-driven rally. Traders should monitor on-chain flows and key liquidity zones as potential triggers for either scenario.

XRP staged a firmer rebound after dipping to the low-$2.20s and is trading near $2. The path to $2.70 looks plausible if buyers hold key support and BTC-led market strength continues, but traders should watch resistance zones and manage risk.