Following a sharp break from a consolidation triangle, Bitcoin is now testing the 38.2% Fibonacci retracement level, hinting at possible further upside if the bullish trend holds. In other markets, commodity prices show a mixed picture as of 30 October, 08:00–16:00 local time. Gold slid to $3,875.55, down 145.84 points (‑3.63%) from its recent high. Silver fell 3.25 points (‑6.20%) to $49.140. Crude oil moved higher: WTI climbed 0.95 points (‑0.93%) to $102.95, while Brent advanced 2.30 points (‑2.08%) to $113.10. Copper slipped 0.09 points (‑1.41%) to $6.5100, aluminum dropped 11.55 points (‑0.38%) to $3,059.70, and natural gas fell 0.069 points (‑2.34%) to $2.883. These figures reflect the latest market snapshot across key commodities.


Market News · samer saeed · November 1, 2026
Bitcoin Nears 38.2% Fibonacci Retracement After Triangle Collapse
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