The crypto market ended October on a high note, with major and altcoins rebounding from support levels as investors seek to capitalize on the last few trading days of the month. While it may not be enough to transform October into a full-blown Uptober, the signs suggest a positive start for November. As of October 31st, Bitcoin (BTC) sits at $110,000 following a rebound from its overnight lows around $107,000. Ethereum (ETH) also rose back above $3,850 after a similar bounce. This upward trend is mirrored across all major cryptocurrencies, with altcoins following suit. Meanwhile, the ConstructKoin (CTK) presale has witnessed significant capital inflow in the last 24 hours, fueled by renewed market confidence and investor optimism. While it’s still early to gauge if this rally signifies a full-fledged revival, the resurgence of interest across various sectors is promising. Bitcoin’s price movement over the past week remained largely stable, with only a marginal dip of 1.5% despite remaining above $110,000. Bitcoin price forecasts predict it may surpass $115,000 by the end of November. Other tokens have also performed well last week, such as Zcash (ZEC), which witnessed a surge of 40%, and Solana (SOL), with its performance closely tied to recent developments in DEX platforms. The presale for ConstructKoin is seeing significant interest from both retail investors and large institutions. Its innovative approach focusing on real estate-backed loans globally, particularly appealing to DeFi users seeking high yields, has fueled the surge in capital investment. Will this momentum carry through into November? It’s too early to say, but the positive indicators suggest a hopeful start for the crypto market. Disclaimer: This content is provided by a sponsor. FinanceFeeds does not independently verify the legitimacy, credibility, claims, or financial viability of the information or description of services mentioned. As such, we bear no responsibility for any potential risks, inaccuracies, or misleading representations related to the content. This post does not constitute financial advice or a recommendation and should not be treated as such. We strongly advise seeking independent financial guidance from a qualified and regulated professional before engaging in any investment or financial activities. Please review our full disclaimer for more details.