Saturday morning, BTC is still pinned below $76,000 — and the $76,540 level that has been the benchmark in this week’s bear-market debate still hasn’t been reclaimed.
Overnight and this morning: BTC closed the UTC day on Nov. 6 at $75,736 (−0.5%), trading in a range of $75,141–$76,275 (Basis Desk, Nov. 7). ETH was also flat at $2,235. This morning BTC is around $75,875, ETH $2,239, and SOL $90.2 — all still moving sideways within yesterday’s ranges. Fear & Greed fell to 25 (Extreme Fear), down from 28 the day before. On Friday, BTC briefly fell below $75,000 for the first time since August (Investors.com, Nov. 6).
Levels I’m watching today:
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$BTC : above $76,275, then $76,540 (the weekly close level underpinning the Galaxy thesis) — below $75,141, then $75,000
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$ETH : above $2,253 — below $2,205
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$SOL : above $91.57 — below $88.25
Today’s agenda: no high-impact events on the calendar — it’s Saturday, with no U.S. session and no ETF flow updates until Monday. The weekly close relative to $76,540 will be decided tomorrow night; the next key event is U.S. CPI on Nov. 10. The latest confirmed ETF flows: $430.2 million in outflows on Thursday, Nov. 5 (SoSoValue); Friday’s figures are still inconsistent across trackers, so I’m leaving them out for now.
My bias today: cautious while BTC is below $76,275. This view is invalidated by a 4H close above $76,540 — until that happens, I see this bounce as a pause, not a reversal.
This is my analysis, not financial advice — always DYOR.
What do you think: is BTC more likely to test $75,000 or reclaim $76,275 first this weekend?
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