Galaxy Digital CEO Mike Novogratz projects Bitcoin will trade between $60,000 and $80,000 through 2026 unless three key factors align: passage of the CLARITY Act, Federal Reserve interest rate cuts, and fresh capital inflows. The CLARITY Act, a digital asset regulatory framework, faces uncertain Senate approval this year, while no rate cuts are expected from the Fed in 2026. Additionally, speculative capital has shifted away from crypto to sectors like AI and semiconductors. Despite this, Novogratz believes Bitcoin will hold above $60,000 due to its value as digital gold and ongoing institutional interest. Surpassing $80,000 could lead Bitcoin toward the $100,000 milestone if market conditions improve.
Bitcoin slipped to around $75,800 on Nov. 6, struggling to maintain the $75,000 support level as daily momentum weakened. Despite brief recoveries above $76,000, selling pressure and liquidation clusters near $75,000 and $76,000 keep the market volat...
On November 5, a single Bitcoin long position worth $2.2 million was liquidated on Binance's perpetual futures market at a price of $79,733. This event was recorded at 7:39 a.m. ET and represents one isolated liquidation in Binance's BTC perpetual fu...
Shiba Inu (SHIB) traded around $0.0000046 on November 6, 2026, showing a slight 1.2% gain despite the US October jobs report revealing 165,000 new jobs, far exceeding expectations. Unlike Bitcoin, which dropped 1.1% after the report, SHIB's price rem...
Bitcoin briefly fell below $75,000, its lowest since August 21, as a global sell-off in technology stocks spread across markets. The drop was driven by concerns over AI spending risks, tighter financial conditions, and stronger-than-expected U.S. pay...
On November 5, 64 of the 90 largest cryptocurrencies excluding stablecoins saw price increases over 24 hours, indicating a broadly positive market trend. Pearl (PEARL) led the gainers with a 13.81% rise to $1.67, while Bitcoin (BTC) and Ether (ETH) a...
