1Price and market
- As of 8:45 AM ET, ahead of the opening bell, Bitcoin traded at $78,200: up 0.3% in 24 hours, down 2.4% on the week and 7.7% over 30 days; the 24-hour range was $77,603–78,878.Binance
- During the European session the price slid from the overnight high of $78,878 toward $77,600, but climbed back above $78,000 ahead of the US open: buyers defended the post-hack bounce.Binance
- Spot BTC/USDT volume on Binance over 24 hours was 8,867 BTC (about $690 million), up from 7,869 BTC overnight: activity is building into the US open but remains well below Friday's panic.Binance
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- Bitcoin's market cap is $1.57 trillion with 59.9% dominance; the total crypto market is $2.59 trillion. Price sits 38.1% below the $126,080 all-time high (Oct 6, 2025) and is down 29.9% year over year.CoinGecko
- Altcoins as of 7:30 AM ET: ETH $2,295 (+1.3% in 24 hours), XRP $1.26 (+0.7%), SOL $94.6 (−0.3%), HYPE $86.2 (−1.9%) — ether is again slightly stronger than bitcoin, but there is still no rebound leader.CoinDesk
- The Coinbase premium to Binance is −0.04% ($78,033 vs $78,063 adjusted for USDT): US spot buyers still haven't shown up ahead of the open; the bid is coming from offshore venues.Coinbase
- The Oct 30 post-hack low of $76,326 is still holding as the bottom: price has recovered 2.5% in three days, but the weekly high of $81,971 is 4.8% above.Binance
2Technical analysis
- The daily RSI(14) is 38.9 vs 39.5 overnight: the indicator is hovering near the lower third of its range, with no momentum for a rally yet.Binance
- MACD at −1,135 is below its signal line at −743, with the histogram at −392 vs −381 overnight: the fading of downside momentum stalled during the day.Binance
- The 20-day EMA ($80,227) and 50-day EMA ($80,278) have merged into a band near $80,250 — the key resistance 2.6% above price; the 200-day EMA at $76,654 is the nearest major support, and the Sept 14 golden cross remains intact.Binance
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- Support below the 200-day EMA is dense: short-term holder cost basis $75,834 (as of Oct 26), 50-week average $75,592, 111-day average $75,321, 200-day SMA $73,197; the 200-week average at $67,472 is 13.7% below price.Coinmetrics
- Bitcoin has now closed above its 50-week moving average for seven straight weeks, Galaxy research head Alex Thorn pointed out on Monday.CoinDesk
- The Mayer Multiple is 1.06 (52nd historical percentile) and Pi Cycle is 0.50 against an overheating signal at 1.0: cycle metrics put the market mid-range.CoinLab
- Fractals as of Nov 2: for the two-week stretch (−5.1%), 2 of 6 similar historical segments continued higher, with a median −4.0% over the next two weeks; for the 50-day window 4 of 6 rose (median +11.8%), for the six-month window all 6 did (median +20.9%).CoinLab
- Polymarket for noon ET Tuesday: median $78,225, interquartile range $76,744–79,475, a 50.5% chance of trading above the current price. Our base-case sideways range of $76,800–79,500 nearly matches that band.Polymarket
- Polymarket November odds: touching $80,000 — 80.5% (83.5% overnight), $85,000 — 40.5%; to the downside, $75,000 — 67.5%, $72,500 — 48.5%, $70,000 — 31.5%. The market expects a wide range with no trend.Polymarket
3Derivatives
- Open interest in Binance BTC/USDT perpetuals is 96,195 BTC ($7.52 billion), down 1.0% in 24 hours and 1.1% on the week: no new leverage is entering the market.Binance
- Market-wide futures open interest was roughly flat over 24 hours at about $58 billion for bitcoin and $23.6 billion for ether — traders are hedging existing positions rather than opening new ones.CoinDesk
- 8-hour funding rose back to baseline: Binance 0.01%, Bybit 0.0095%, OKX 0.0061%, Hyperliquid 0.01%; the 30-day Binance average is 0.0046%. Longs are paying shorts again, but without overheating.Bybit
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- The Binance long/short account ratio is 2.30 (70% long), 1.67 among top traders, and takers are buying slightly harder (1.05): the crowd is holding longs despite the slide.Binance
- Our Binance BTC liquidation feed over 24 hours: $9.3 million in shorts vs $5.1 million in longs — the overnight bounce to $78,900 flushed sellers, while the daytime dip to $77,600 barely touched longs.CoinLab
- The CoinLab squeeze index is +26, up from 0 overnight — a "shorts lean" reading on the index scale, with 42% component agreement; the futures mark price of $78,175 is just below the $78,192 index.CoinLab
- After Friday's Binance hack, more than $1.3 billion in leveraged positions were liquidated, according to TRM Labs — the market has traded with noticeably less leverage since.Bnnbloomberg
4Options
- Deribit BTC options open interest is 302,778 BTC ($23.5 billion) with a put/call ratio of 0.68: calls outnumber puts roughly 1.5 to 1.Deribit
- DVOL is 39.1, up from 38.5 overnight and 38.8 a week ago: the market is pricing a daily move of about ±2%, or ±$1,600 from the report price.Deribit
- The volatility curve has a bump: implied volatility on the Nov 4 expiry is about 43%, vs about 36% for later tenors — options traders are paying for protection on the day after the US midterms.CoinDesk
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- Near-term puts are about 5 points pricier than calls, and November skew is −5.1 vs −4.3 overnight: demand for downside protection rose during the day.CoinDesk
- Tomorrow at 08:00 UTC (3:00 AM ET), 2,115 BTC expire with max pain at $78,000 and a put/call of 1.16 — the report price is just above that level, so expiry pressure is minimal.Deribit
- The week's main expiry is Nov 6: 27,670 BTC, max pain $79,000, put/call 0.34; the monthly on Nov 27 is 51,437 BTC (max pain $80,000), the quarterly on Dec 25 is 137,155 BTC (max pain $75,000).Deribit
5ETFs and institutions
- Strategy bought 811 BTC for $65.5 million at an average $80,846 between Oct 26 and Nov 1, funded by MSTR share sales; it now holds 849,327 BTC at an average cost of $75,451.SEC
- The buy was modest: of $164 million raised from share sales, Strategy put $98.5 million into its USD reserve and spent another $208.2 million buying back STRC preferred shares.SEC
- Spot bitcoin ETFs lost $643.3 million on Oct 30, the largest daily outflow since June 25: IBIT −$233.7 million, FBTC −$201.0 million, ARKB −$129.6 million, GBTC −$53.3 million. Monday's data comes out this evening.Cryptopolitan
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- Spot bitcoin ETF assets stand at $98.14 billion (6.34% of bitcoin's market cap), with cumulative inflows since launch of about $57 billion; October net outflows came to $515 million.Tokenpost
- Ether ETFs lost $155.9 million on Oct 30 and $431.5 million for the week — outflows from ether funds are running longer and deeper than from bitcoin funds.The Block
- 181 public companies hold 1,312,578 BTC ($101.8 billion, 6.25% of supply): Strategy, Metaplanet 44,000, Twenty One Capital 43,514, Strive 43,000, MARA 35,577.CoinGecko
- Stablecoin market cap is $299.5 billion: down 1.5% on the week and 3.0% (−$9.2 billion) over 30 days, and still shrinking after the Binance hack — no new dollars are entering the market.Defillama
6Sentiment and on-chain
- The Fear & Greed Index is 37 ("fear"), vs 34 yesterday, 50 a week ago and 67 a month ago; the one-year average is 31.alternative.me
- Binance reported net outflows of $4.72 billion since withdrawals reopened on Sunday, against $2.7 billion of inflows — about 2.8% of platform assets; the exchange says withdrawals are declining "after an initial spike.".Bnnbloomberg
- For comparison: after FTX collapsed in 2022, about $6 billion left Binance in 72 hours, and USDC saw about $7 billion of outflows in the week after SVB failed. The current outflow is smaller than both.Bnnbloomberg
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- On Monday Binance restored BTC withdrawals on the bitcoin network, ether, some dollar stablecoins and USD cash; most other coins remain partially suspended.Bnnbloomberg
- Circle has frozen more than $1.1 billion of hack-linked USDC; Binance is covering losses from its own funds — $6 billion from its treasury, insurance fund and breach reserves.Bnnbloomberg
- MVRV as of Nov 1 is 1.45 (35th historical percentile): the average holder is up 45%, so there are few forced sellers at a loss.Coinmetrics
- The CoinLab market temperature is 31 out of 100: MVRV, Mayer, the 200-week average, Pi Cycle and RSI are in the cold zone, with distance from the all-time high the warmest component.CoinLab
- Large holders lifted their balances to 3.03 million BTC in mid-October, per CryptoQuant — the most since November 2025 (excluding exchange and pool addresses).Bitcoin.com
7Mining
- Hashrate is 1,055 EH/s and difficulty 148.36 T: network capacity is holding near a record despite October's price drop.mempool.space
- The next difficulty adjustment is expected around Nov 12, in 1,482 blocks; 26% into the epoch it is tracking −1.2%.mempool.space
- The Oct 29 adjustment added 5.54%: combined with an 8% price drop over the month, miner revenue per terahash has fallen noticeably.mempool.space
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- Fees are 3 sat/vB for fast confirmation and 1 sat/vB within an hour: the mempool is nearly empty even amid heavy Binance withdrawals.mempool.space
- Block height is 974,262, with 75,738 blocks to the halving — around Apr 11, 2028.mempool.space
- MARA holds 35,577 BTC, fifth among public companies; if profitability keeps falling, miner selling would be the first sign of stress.CoinGecko
8Macro
- No US data came out at 8:30 AM ET today: the day's key number is the October ISM manufacturing index at 10:00 AM ET, forecast at 54.7 vs 54.5, with prices paid seen at 77 vs 77.9.Trading Economics
- As of 5:40 AM ET, Nasdaq-100 futures were up 0.84%, S&P 500 futures 0.51% and Dow futures 0.55%: markets are looking for a tech rebound after Friday's selloff.Tipranks
- Oil is falling on hopes of a US–Iran deal after two days of Qatar-mediated talks: Brent −4.3% to $108.7, WTI −4.2% to $99.8.Tipranks
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- Europe opened higher on strong factory data — UK manufacturing grew at its fastest pace in over two years; in Asia, Shanghai rose 1.1% and the Hang Seng 0.4%, while the Nikkei slipped 0.3%.Tipranks
- Friday on Wall Street: S&P 500 at 7,580 (−1.8%), Nasdaq at 25,437 (−2.9%), VIX at 19.4; October was the Nasdaq's worst month since March 2025 — bitcoin has tracked tech for two months.Yahoo Finance
- The 10-year Treasury yield was 4.91% this morning, the 2-year 4.59% and the 30-year 5.28%; DXY is 101.6 (−0.3% on the day), gold $3,908 (+0.2%).CoinDesk
- The Fed held rates at 3.75–4.00% on Oct 28 with two dissents in favor of a hike (Hammack and Cook); Polymarket puts a 25 bp hike on Dec 8–9 at 70.5% and a hold at 27.5%.Polymarket
- For January 2027, Polymarket gives 68.5% to a hold and 25.5% to another hike — the market expects one more tightening, not a series.Polymarket
- Chicago Fed President Goolsbee speaks today at 11:15 AM ET; Apple reports after the close (consensus EPS $2 on revenue of $113 billion).Newsquawk
- Later this week: Hammack speaks Thursday, Williams, Musalem and Bowman on Friday; the October jobs report is due Friday at 8:30 AM ET.Fattail
9Regulation and events
- Tuesday, Nov 3, brings the US midterm elections: the entire House and 35 Senate seats are up; historically bitcoin and the S&P 500 have gained after midterms.CoinDesk
- The FBI attributed the $6.3 billion Binance hack to North Korea's TraderTraitor group; per TRM Labs, North Korea-linked hackers have stolen $7.4 billion in 2026 so far.Bnnbloomberg
- BTCPay Server told users on Sunday to switch off their servers after reports of drained hot wallets — the second security incident of the weekend.CoinDesk
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- China's Communist Party called for a crackdown on crypto-linked corruption; XRP Ledger is preparing a fix for a flaw that could let stablecoin partners mint extra tokens.CoinDesk
- MSCI decides on Nov 11 whether to keep Strategy in its indexes: an exclusion could force index funds to sell MSTR shares.Glassnode
- The CLARITY market structure bill is stuck in the Senate; the SEC is taking comments on crypto custody rules until Dec 7, and the CFTC on its leveraged retail trading request until Dec 14.Bakerbotts
- Calendar: today 9:30 AM ET — US open, 10:00 — ISM, 11:15 — Goolsbee, after the close — Apple; Tuesday 3:00 AM ET — expiry of 2,115 BTC, plus the midterms; Nov 6 — expiry of 27,670 BTC and the jobs report.Deribit