The Weekly Anomaly Report: November 4th – 11th

A token suddenly dominating crypto Twitter, whales dumping ETH, price spiking while network usage flatlines — you get the gist. We call these anomalies, and they often lead to trading opportunities.

If you’re new here, we spot trading setups potentially worth acting on, give you the market backdrop they sit against, and grade how last week’s predictions actually played out.

Let’s dig in!

• Pieverse (PIEVERSE): More than doubled with no confirmed catalyst, while exchange inflows climbed and its insiders’ 12-month lockup comes to an end.
• Avalanche (AVAX): Two signals after an NYSE settlement announcement, though the NYSE will run its own chain built on Avalanche technology.
• SoSoValue (SOSO): The week’s biggest dormant-coin reading, at 519 times its trigger level, and almost none of it reached exchanges.

Bitcoin climbed back above $80,000 on November 4, then fell 8.3% to $73.7K by November 10. Ether fell harder, from $2,423 to $2,051, about -15.4%. The sharpest day was November 5, when Bitcoin dropped 5.5% and Ether 7.7% as a sell-off in chip and AI stocks hit Wall Street.

The derivatives crowd went quiet. 'hyperliquid_avg_funding_rate' produced no triggers, after two straight weeks on the negative side. 'eth_whale_dump' fired eight times, with readings from $3.63M to $21.31M; the largest came on November 9.