Bitcoin recovered above $78,000 after briefly dropping below $76,000 due to initial election uncertainty following the US midterms where Democrats took control of Congress. The rebound was supported by a weaker US dollar and improved market sentiment, helping risk assets like cryptocurrencies. Ethereum also showed technical strength against Bitcoin, though both assets face resistance levels ahead. Despite price gains, institutional demand remains weak as Ethereum and Bitcoin ETFs continued to see net outflows. The market's ability to sustain this recovery depends on ongoing buying interest and ETF inflows.
As of Nov 04, 2026 21:23 WIB, Bitcoin trades on Pluang at Rp1.425.223.200 with a 1-day gain of 1.56%, while Ethereum is priced at Rp42.144.489, up 1.81% in the same period. Pluang order activity shows a stronger buying interest for both assets, with 58% buy orders for Bitcoin and 61% for Ethereum. The typical hold time on Pluang is around 112 days for Bitcoin and 108 days for Ethereum, indicating steady investor engagement.
In the latest 24-hour crypto flow data, Bitcoin (BTC) attracted the largest net inflow of approximately $125 million, signaling strong investor interest. Meanwhile, USD Coin (USDC) experienced the biggest net outflow at nearly $73 million, indicating...
In the latest 24-hour cryptocurrency flow data, Bitcoin (BTC) recorded net inflows of approximately $125 million, driven by $2.75 billion in inflows against $2.63 billion in outflows. Ethereum (ETH), USDC, USDT, and XRP experienced net outflows, with...
Bitcoin (BTC) and Zcash (ZEC) attracted the largest cryptocurrency inflows, with BTC drawing $64.93 million and ZEC $22.92 million. Ethereum (ETH) experienced the highest outflows at $26.06 million, exceeding its inflows of $9.41 million. Stablecoins...
James Wynn opened a new 40x leveraged short position on Bitcoin, covering 1.256 BTC valued at about $96,000, with a liquidation price set at $78,227.92. This new trade is significantly larger than his previous 40x short on Hyperliquid, which covered ...
Bitcoin climbed to $78,354 after US midterm elections gave Democrats control of Congress, easing political uncertainty. Despite this rebound, institutional investors withdrew $1.16 billion from spot Bitcoin ETFs over three sessions, signaling ongoing...
