Bitcoin remained below its all-time highs on October 30, with traders reflecting on stabilizing price levels. After hitting $73,500 the previous day, Bitcoin showed consolidation, particularly around the $72,000 support mark. Analyst Daan Crypto Trades noted that while Bitcoin has surpassed most lower highs from the year, it is yet to hit the all-time high. He suggested a rejection before reaching this peak could set the stage for future gains. Rekt Capital emphasized the importance of a weekly close above the Range High to confirm breakout potential. QCP Capital highlighted recent price movements attributed to geopolitical factors, monetary easing, and a favorable political climate, praising an 8% increase in Bitcoin's price. Despite positive trends, funding rates remained neutral, surprising some analysts given Bitcoin's price position. Miles Deutscher pointed out the noticeable absence of retail traders, raising concerns about future price potential and market dynamics.

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