**[Bloomberg: Bitcoin Rebound Stalls as Weak Buying Momentum Drags on Uptrend]** BlockBeats News, November 11, according to Bloomberg, Bitcoin has struggled to stage a meaningful rebound after last month's decline, as the overall crypto market shows signs of fatigue. On Monday, Bitcoin briefly broke above $107,000 before falling back below $105,000, highlighting the fragile market sentiment following widespread sell-offs that wiped out tens of billions in market value. This recent drop is partly attributed to large holders cashing out near this year’s highs and lingering unease after the liquidation events in early October. Inflows into exchange-traded funds (ETFs) also show little enthusiasm. On Monday, despite stock and credit markets rallying after Washington took action to end the government shutdown, U.S.-listed Bitcoin ETFs attracted only $1 million in net inflows. From a technical perspective, Bitcoin remains pinned below its 200-day moving average, currently around $110,000—analysts view this as a critical threshold for any sustained upward movement.