So if ETH which is the 2nd largest coin closes under, it will become more suspicious because it’s starting to look bad with all these weak breaks. Seems someone out there is selling a lot of coins to keep the prices of BTC and ETH surpressed since they can’t stay above their old ATH.
I somehow failed to even recognise this, normally you can't avoid any ATH news for BTC or ETH but here I am catching up to the news after confirming it, 24 hours later.
I'm not so familiar with what happened ETH-wise in 2017 and I doubt we can use that as a measure for what's happening now correlating (or rather, not correlating) to Bitcoin.
It is fairly surprising that the weekend is closing weak for both markets. But I see this as non-consequential timeframes for November. Q4's not done yet.