Bitcoin has broken down from its bear flag pattern and is currently testing the $70,000 support level, with the next key support at $66,000. If these levels fail, the price could fall further to around $60,000, marking a deeper bottom in the ongoing bear market. Technical indicators like the RSI suggest a possible short-term bounce, but overall bearish momentum remains strong. Market sentiment is weakening, highlighted by a large Bitcoin ETF outflow, indicating potential continued price declines unless bulls can reclaim key resistance levels above $73,660.
STX tops the Korean crypto interest index with a score of 86.3, showing a domestic trading share 51.5 times larger than its global share. Other notable assets with strong domestic trading include ENA and WLD. BTC has a smaller domestic share compared...
Bitcoin's price rose slightly to $77,665 on November 1, 2026, but this gain came amid a sharp 47.61% drop in trading volume and a decline in active addresses, signaling weak market participation. Sentiment remains cautious with the Fear & Greed Index...
Data from November 1, 2026, shows Ethereum's dollar-margin long position share fell by 1.87 percentage points to 60%, and its dollar-margin long account share dropped 4.19 points to 70%. Bitcoin's dollar-margin long position share also declined by 1....
Ethereum price rose 1.12% to nearly $2,270 as Bitcoin approached $78,000, recovering from recent losses triggered by the Binance hack. Despite $431.4 million in weekly outflows from U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs, staking activity hit a record 43.8 million ...
Bitcoin held the largest open interest in crypto perpetual futures at $7.63 billion, with 70.5% of positions long and a positive funding rate of 0.0100% every eight hours. Ether's open interest rose to $5.41 billion but was the only asset with a nega...
