1Price and market
- As of 8:30 AM ET Sunday, Bitcoin traded at $76,064: up 0.2% over 24 hours, down 2.9% over 7 days and 8.0% over 30 days.Binance
- The 24-hour range was just $75,571–76,200 (0.8%), the second straight day in the tightest band of the month.Binance
- Binance BTC/USDT spot volume over 24 hours was 4,986 BTC (about $378M) — classic weekend liquidity, with big players sitting out.Binance
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- The 30-day low is $74,888 (Nov 6) and the weekly high $81,196 (Nov 4); from that peak the price lost up to 7.8%.Binance
- Bitcoin's market cap stood at $1.53 trillion and the whole crypto market at $2.54 trillion; BTC dominance was 60.0%, ETH 10.7%.CoinGecko
- Bitcoin sits 39.7% below its $126,080 record (Oct 6, 2025) and is down 25.5% year over year.CoinGecko
- Altcoins were flat on Sunday too: Ether $2,237 (−0.3% on the day), Solana $89.4 (−0.7%), XRP $1.16, BNB $698; ETH/BTC at 0.0295.Binance
- Altcoins took a bigger weekly hit than Bitcoin: NEAR −15%, Bitcoin Cash −13%, Hyperliquid −12%, Stellar −11%, XRP −7%, Solana −6%; TRON (+3%) and Zcash (+3%) were up.Crypto
- The Coinbase premium was flat (−0.001%): US buyers were neither bidding nor dumping harder than the rest of the world over the weekend.Coinbase
2Technical analysis
- Daily RSI(14) is 38.8 — weak, but still well above oversold (30).Binance
- MACD at −1,514 sits below its signal line at −1,218; the histogram is −296 vs −308 this morning — downside momentum persists but has faded for a third day.Binance
- Price is below the 20-day EMA ($78,632), 50-day EMA ($79,530) and 200-day EMA ($76,826); the 200-day EMA, $760 overhead, is the nearest resistance.Binance
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- The 50-week moving average is $75,560 and price has held it for five days; the weekly candle closes at 7 PM ET tonight (00:00 UTC), and a close below would weaken the picture.Binance
- The 200-day simple moving average is $73,240 and the Mayer Multiple 1.04 (50th historical percentile): price is 3.9% above the long-term trend.CoinLab
- The 200-week moving average is $67,639, with price 12.5% above it; Pi Cycle reads 0.50, far from overheating.CoinLab
- Fractals: the two-week stretch (−6.2%) matches 6 historical episodes, 4 of which rose afterward (median +7.1%); the 50-day window was up in 5 of 6 (median +2.1%), the six-month window 6 of 6 (median +26.5%).CoinLab
- Polymarket's median for Nov 9 (12 PM ET) is $76,122, with an interquartile range of $74,784–77,341 and a 51% chance of finishing above the report price — the betting market sees the same sideways drift as our base case.Polymarket
- Analysts flag $76,000 as the breakout threshold, $78,000–80,000 as the resistance zone, and liquidation clusters at $76,500–77,500 and below $75,000.Crypto
3Derivatives
- Binance BTC futures open interest is 96,068 BTC ($7.30B): −0.4% on the day and −3.5% on the week — traders aren't rebuilding leverage after the Nov 5–6 flush.Binance
- Binance funding is 0.0044% per 8 hours (4.9% annualized), below the 30-day average of 0.0059%: leveraged long demand is muted.Binance
- Elsewhere, Bybit and Hyperliquid pay 0.01% per 8 hours (11% annualized) and OKX is near zero — no short skew anywhere.Bybit
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- The Binance perpetual traded slightly below spot: mark $76,028 vs index $76,070, a −0.05% basis — sellers a touch more active in derivatives.Binance
- Binance long/short account ratio is 3.08 (75.5% long) vs 1.87 for top traders: retail is crowded long while larger players stay cautious.Binance
- The taker buy/sell ratio is 0.86 — market sellers outpace buyers, though volume is thin.Binance
- CoinLab's squeeze index is −3 (−12 this morning): the long-side tilt has mostly faded and metric agreement is only 29% — no obvious side for a squeeze.CoinLab
- Weekend liquidations were minimal: the Binance feed shows about $1.9M of longs and $1.2M of shorts (a lower bound); the last big wave hit Nov 5–6 at roughly $1B a day, ~$0.9B of it longs.Crypto
4Options
- Monday, Nov 9, at 08:00 UTC (3 AM ET), 7,932 BTC of Deribit options expire with max pain at $76,000 and a 0.13 put/call ratio — almost all calls; Tuesday adds 1,002 BTC with the same max pain.Deribit
- The next big expiry is Nov 13: 33,424 BTC, max pain $78,000, put/call 0.68.Deribit
- The monthly Nov 27 expiry holds 72,034 BTC with max pain at $80,000; the Dec 25 expiry 140,474 BTC with max pain at $75,000.Deribit
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- DVOL is 40.4 (40.0 a week ago), implying a daily move of about ±2.1%, or ±$1,600.Deribit
- Put/call across all open interest is 0.69, with total open interest at 338,293 BTC ($25.7B).Deribit
- The Nov 27 skew is −4.7 vs −3.4 this morning: demand for downside protection ticked back up after two days of cooling.Deribit
- On Nov 6, the most-traded contracts were November $73,000 and $74,000 puts: puts dominate volume, calls dominate open interest.Yahoo Finance
5ETFs and institutions
- Spot Bitcoin ETFs lost $411.9M on Nov 6: IBIT −$403M, with FBTC (+$42.8M) the only inflow. No trading on weekends; the next print is Monday's.Tftc
- In the first week of November (Nov 2–6), the funds shed $1.28B: four outflow days out of five, with an inflow only on Nov 4 (+$74.6M).Tftc
- Cumulative net inflows into spot Bitcoin ETFs total $55.7B and assets $95.9B, or 6.28% of Bitcoin's market cap (as of Nov 6).Tokenpost
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- Ether ETFs lost $365.2M on the week ($93.3M on Nov 6, a fifth straight outflow day) — about $1.65B combined with Bitcoin ETFs.Coinotag
- Strategy holds 849,327 BTC at an average cost of $75,451 — Bitcoin is only 0.8% above the company's cost basis.The Block
- Strategy's last buy was 811 BTC for $65.5M (avg. $80,846) over Oct 26–Nov 1; it usually discloses trades on Mondays, though Saylor's Sunday tracker post has lately not always meant a purchase.The Block
- 181 public companies hold 1.30M BTC (6.2% of supply), worth about $98.8B; after Strategy the largest are Metaplanet (44,000 BTC), Twenty One (43,514) and Strive (43,124).CoinGecko
6Sentiment and on-chain
- The Fear & Greed Index is 28 (Fear), up from 25 (Extreme Fear) a day ago; it was 34 a week ago and 59 a month ago.alternative.me
- CoinLab's market temperature is 28/100: across eight cycle metrics the market sits in the cold zone, where buyers have historically outnumbered sellers.CoinLab
- MVRV is 1.42 (as of Nov 2), the 33rd historical percentile: holders are on average sitting on a modest ~42% gain.Coinmetrics
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- The short-term holder cost basis is about $75,796 (as of Nov 1): price sits right on it, leaving recent buyers roughly breakeven.Bgeometrics
- On Nov 6, a whale dormant for over a year bought 3,009 BTC (about $228M) and another 1,286 BTC left Binance — large buyers used the dip.Blockonomi
- On Nov 5, about 11,000 BTC net left exchanges for cold storage, but CryptoQuant's 30-day apparent demand stood near −160,000 BTC (as of Nov 5).Crypto
- Stablecoin supply is $294.1B: −2.0% on the week and −4.6% (−$14.2B) over 30 days — no fresh money is entering crypto.Defillama
- Yet retail is 75.5% long by Binance accounts — a lopsided positioning that, in fearful markets, rarely precedes a sustained rally without a shakeout.Binance
7Mining
- Hashrate is about 993 EH/s; difficulty is 148.4 T.mempool.space
- The next difficulty adjustment is due around Nov 13 (678 blocks left, epoch 66% done), estimated at −4.7% as miners power down after the price drop; the previous one was +5.5%.mempool.space
- Fees are at the floor: 1 sat/vB for both fast and within-the-hour confirmation — the network is nearly empty.mempool.space
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- Block height is 975,066, with 74,934 blocks to the halving (estimated April 2028).mempool.space
- VanEck said on Nov 5 that miner stocks look oversold: shares of miners pivoting to AI data centers fell 35% on average in October.CoinDesk
- Bernstein on Nov 4 cut price targets on seven miners by up to 54%, citing risk to data-center buildouts after the midterms.CoinDesk
8Macro
- It's Sunday: US markets are closed and no 8:30 AM ET data came out; US index futures reopen at 6 PM ET tonight.Bls
- On Friday the Nasdaq rebounded 1.1% to 24,579 and the S&P 500 0.3% to 7,377, but for the week the S&P 500 lost 2.7% and the Nasdaq 3.4% — a fourth straight down week.Upi
- The week's main event is October CPI on Tuesday, Nov 10, at 8:30 AM ET: consensus is +0.2% m/m for core after +0.3% in September, and about +0.24% for headline.Morningstar
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- This release won't include annual rates because BLS skipped the October 2025 CPI during the shutdown; the Cleveland Fed nowcast is +0.24% headline and +0.21% core m/m.Stocktitan
- October's jobs report (Nov 6) ran hot: +165K payrolls vs ~60K expected, unemployment at 4.1%, wages +0.4% m/m.CNBC
- The Fed funds rate is 3.75–4.00% after a Sep 16 hike; it was held on Oct 28. The next meeting is Dec 8–9.Axios
- Polymarket prices a December hike at 76.5% and a hold at 21.5%; for January it expects a hold (77%).Polymarket
- San Francisco Fed President Mary Daly said on Nov 6 that further hikes remain possible despite the tech selloff — Fed rhetoric stays hawkish.CNBC
- The 2-year Treasury yield was 4.51% (+5 bp) and the 10-year 4.86% (+2 bp) as of Nov 6 — tight money weighs on risk assets.Treasury
- The DXY was 102.3 (+0.7% Friday), gold $4,075 (+4.5% over 5 days), oil $90.8 (−12.8% over 5 days); the VIX was 25.6 (+32% on the week).Yahoo Finance
9Regulation and events
- On Nov 7 Trump confirmed new 'minor' US strikes on Iranian air defenses on Qeshm island in the Strait of Hormuz — the first since the midterms; Bitcoin barely reacted.Aljazeera
- After the CLARITY Act failed in the Senate, the SEC and CFTC signed a memorandum of understanding on Nov 3 and are writing crypto rules without legislation.Mondovisione
- House Democrats are reportedly rewriting CLARITY to expand SEC powers, trim the CFTC's role and add ethics limits on officials' crypto businesses.Benzinga
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- The SEC currently has 2 of 5 commissioners and the CFTC 1 of 5 (Michael Selig); the new Congress convenes Jan 3, 2027.Forbes
- The Binance hack (from Oct 29) totals about $6.3–6.4B; Chainalysis attributes it to North Korea's TraderTraitor group, with about $2.8B frozen by Nov 3.Chainalysis
- Polymarket for November: 58.5% odds of touching $80,000, 59.5% of a dip to $72,500 and 39.5% to $70,000 — bettors expect a wide range.Polymarket
- The weekly candle closes at 00:00 UTC on Nov 9 (7 PM ET Sunday); minutes of the October FOMC meeting come out Nov 18 at 2 PM ET.Gomarkets