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Bitcoin — the week's closes and the Friday low
The floor at $80,000 broke on Monday morning and was never reclaimed; Wednesday's close was the week's high point and lasted hours.
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Bitcoin — Monday close
$80,006
Bitcoin — Tuesday close
$80,795
Bitcoin — Wednesday close, the week's high
$81,149
Bitcoin — Friday low, a six-week low
$77,646
Bitcoin — 1 a.m. ET Sunday
$77,821
Source: Digital Assets — The Week in Review, Nov 1 — What Moved, closes and lows as printed.
Bitcoin fund flows — narrow in, fast out
Support was one fund wide on Monday and two on Tuesday; Friday's single-day exit erased four days of buying worth $440.8 million.
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Monday — one fund bought
+$110.3 million
Tuesday — two funds bought
+$176.0 million
Friday — the one-day exit
−$643.2 million
Source: Digital Assets — The Week in Review, Nov 1 — the week at a glance and What Moved, flows as printed.
Forced closures — the flush and the calm
The leverage flush peaked with Thursday's theft and was spent by the weekend — roughly four in five of Thursday's forced closures were bets on rising prices.
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Forced closures — Monday
$142.9 million
Forced closures — Thursday, the theft day
$1.54 billion
Forced closures — Saturday, in 24h
$427 million
Forced closures — 24h to Saturday evening
$35.8 million
Source: Digital Assets — The Week in Review, Nov 1 — What Moved, forced closures as printed.
The freeze — where the stolen money sits
Dollar tokens have an off-switch because a company issues them; Bitcoin and Ether do not — which is why the freezes could bite so deep and why the rest cannot be frozen.
Where the stolen money sits, as the review prints it.
Reading, as printed
Tether — frozen
$1.567 billion
Circle — frozen
$823 million
Smaller partner freezes — the residual
$610 million
Attacker can still move (Elliptic)
$3.33 billion
Binance — set aside to cover the theft
$6.34 billion
Binance — covered by Sunday
$6 billion
Source: Digital Assets — The Week in Review, Nov 1 — The Theft and the Freeze, as printed.
In the words, not the charts: this view charts the edition’s bound figures only. The edition’s sections — The Week at a Glance · What Moved · The Arc of the Week — A Floor, a Ceiling, and a Hold That Tightened · The Theft and the Freeze — The Week's Real Story · What It Means · What to Watch Next Week · Value Creation vs Value Capture — Who Earned What This Week — include stories whose substance is narrative or conditional; those are told in the Newsletter state.