Bitcoin's price has been experiencing fluctuations, currently hovering around $66,000 after briefly surging to $69,300 over the weekend. Dogecoin co-founder Billy Markus, also known as Shibetoshi Nakamoto, sent a lighthearted message to Bitcoin, jokingly advising it to go up instead of down. Nakamoto's letter highlights the frustration among traders due to the disappointing low price movement of digital assets, particularly in October, which was anticipated to be a positive month. The letter is likely motivated by the hope that a surge in Bitcoin's price will have a positive impact on altcoins. Currently, Bitcoin's price is down by 1.03% and market volume has decreased by 24.18%. Traders remain cautious, and Dogecoin's volatility has led to the liquidation of large amounts of the cryptocurrency. Nakamoto's letter to Bitcoin may signal a desire for a bullish season in the broader crypto market.



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