The crypto market entered November on a high note, with Bitcoin briefly piercing $122,000 amid post-election euphoria and institutional inflows. Yet, by mid-month, reality bit hard: a four-day rout erased gains, pushing BTC below $95,000 for the first time since May. This wasn’t just a crypto quirk—broader markets echoed the pain, as Big Tech stocks tumbled on AI spending concerns and U.S. equities braced for delayed jobs data after the government’s 43-day shutdown. Lower rate cut odds (now at 40% for December) amplified the risk-off mood, wi…