The crypto market is experiencing a broad recovery, with BTC surging over 4.3%; Goldman Sachs attributes the market rebound to the unwinding of hedge positions.

November 4th, according to HTX market data, as Bitcoin briefly rebounded above $81,000, the crypto market recovered across the board:

BTC rose over 4.3%, ETH rose 6.66%, SOL rose over 4%, BNB rose over 2%, XRP rose over 3.7%, ZEC rose over 10%.

The total market capitalization of cryptocurrencies across the network recovered to $2.72 trillion, with a 24-hour gain of 1.0%. The Fear and Greed Index temporarily reported 46 (Neutral).

Analysts from Goldman Sachs and Deutsche Bank believe that this round of risk market rebound was mainly driven by the unwinding of concentrated pre-election hedging positions after the election results became clear, while the decline in political uncertainty also compressed market risk premiums. Goldman Sachs believes that the valuation of the AI infrastructure sector had already contracted significantly, and the recent decline in short-term volatility may further support the stock market.

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