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Stocks bounced. Crypto didn't. The Nasdaq rebounded nearly 2% Friday after Thursday's AI rout pushed it into correction territory, with Nvidia up 6.6% and Micron up 9.8% early, per CBS News. Bitcoin barely moved: BTC sits at $75,797 (-0.13%, 24h), ETH at $2,227.59 (-0.31%), SOL at $89.91 (+0.44%) and XRP at $1.17 (-3.93%).
That's the tell. Crypto fell right alongside tech on the way down, then sat out the relief rally, even with a 165,000 payrolls beat that showed the economy isn't cracking. A market that takes the downside and skips the bounce is still unwinding positions.
$75,000 is your line. Lose it on a daily close and the 200-day average near $73.2K is next. Reclaim $77K and the AI flush was the low.
Stocks shrugged off Thursday in a day. Why can't bitcoin?
NFA. DYOR.
@CoinDesk
$BTC $ETH $SOL $XRP #Bitcoin #Crypto
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Crypto Morning Watch: November 6, 2026
The AI trade broke, and bitcoin went with it. The Nasdaq fell 5.5% on Thursday and the Nasdaq 100 had its worst session since March 2020, per CoinDesk, with chip stocks down 12% on fears that a Democratic Congress slows the data-center buildout. BTC sits at $75,522 (-4.92%, 24h), with ETH at $2,227.46 (-6.44%), SOL at $89.95 (-5.47%) and XRP at $1.18 (-9.41%), after more than $1B in liquidations, per CoinGlass via CoinDesk.
Then this morning's jobs report ran hot: 165,000 payrolls, well above forecasts, and unemployment down to 4.1%, per CNBC and Bloomberg. That's more ammunition for the two Fed officials who already voted to hike.
If you're trading this, $75,000 is your line. Lose it on a daily close and the 200-day average near $73.2K is next. Hold it and Thursday's flush was the low.
AI rout plus a hot jobs print: is $75K the floor, or the next level to break?
NFA. DYOR.
@CoinDesk
$BTC $ETH $SOL $XRP #Bitcoin #Crypto
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Crypto Morning Watch: November 5, 2026
Bitcoin slipped back under $80K after Wall Street's post-election rally. The Dow closed up 3.03% on Wednesday, per Why It Moved, but BTC faded from above $80.6K to $79,394 (+1.49%, 24h), with ETH at $2,380.10 (+2.86%), SOL at $95.14 (+2.57%) and XRP at $1.30 (+1.72%).
Now the focus shifts to Friday's October jobs report at 8:30 AM ET. With a December hike already heavily priced, a hot payrolls print is the fastest way to undo the election relief.
If you're trading this, $80,000 is your line. Reclaim it on a daily close and $82K is next. Stay under it into the jobs report and $77K is the next test.
NFA. DYOR.
@CoinDesk
$BTC $ETH $SOL $XRP #Bitcoin #Crypto
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Crypto After Market Recap: November 4, 2026
Wall Street threw a relief rally for divided government, and bitcoin held $80K through it. The Dow was up about 3% late in the session, per TheStreet, and Brent fell below $100 as traders bet on less geopolitical risk. BTC sat at $80,141 (+3.02%, 24h), with ETH leading at $2,421.76 (+5.78%), XRP at $1.30 (+1.66%) and SOL lagging at $94.79 (+1.29%) after giving back an earlier pop above $96.
Analysts quoted by TheStreet say split government lowers the odds of sudden policy shifts. For crypto, that cuts both ways: less legislative risk, but the market-structure bills the industry wanted are now harder to pass.
If you're trading this, $80,000 is your line. Hold it into Friday's jobs report and $82K is the next test. Lose it and $77K is back in play.
Divided government rallied stocks 3%. Is gridlock good for crypto?
NFA. DYOR.
@CoinDesk
$BTC $ETH $SOL $XRP #Bitcoin #Crypto
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Crypto Morning Watch: November 4, 2026
Bitcoin is back above $80K the morning after a Democratic sweep. BTC rose to $80,530 (+3.98%, 24h) after dipping near $75.6K overnight, with ETH leading at $2,438.73 (+6.55%), SOL at $97.10 (+4.19%) and XRP at $1.32 (+3.18%). Bitwise's André Dragosch and CoinShares' James Butterfill both told Decrypt the sweep was largely priced in.
The market did pick sides inside crypto. Trump-linked TRUMP fell 7.1% and WLFI fell 5%, while CoinDesk's DeFi index rose about 5%, per CoinDesk.
If you're trading this, $80,000 is your line again. Hold it on a daily close and $82K, where the Fed bounce stalled, is next. Lose it and Friday's jobs report decides whether $77K holds.
NFA. DYOR.
@CoinDesk
$BTC $ETH $SOL $XRP #Bitcoin #Crypto
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🚨 Democrats will take the House, CNN and CNBC project. Here's what that means for crypto.
Crypto slid as results came in. Bitcoin fell from about $77.8K this afternoon to $75,730, roughly 2.6% in a few hours, with SOL down to $90.23 and ETH to $2,227.95. The House call itself wasn't a surprise, though: Polymarket priced it at 94% this afternoon, per The Block.
Committees change hands. Democrats would set the agenda on the panels that oversee digital assets, and experts told The Block to expect more oversight of the industry and less emphasis on new crypto legislation.
Pending bills slow down. Market-structure bills like the CLARITY Act, already stalled after a failed Senate vote in September, would need Democratic buy-in to move.
What doesn't change: the GENIUS Act stablecoin law already passed, and day-to-day regulation still runs through the SEC and CFTC under the executive branch.
The Senate is the next call. CNBC says Democrats are poised to take it, and winning both chambers would give them far more leverage than the House alone.
Does a Democratic House change your crypto thesis?
NFA. DYOR.
@CoinDesk
$BTC $ETH $SOL #Bitcoin #Midterms
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🚨 Update: Democrats have also flipped the Senate, ABC and CNBC project. That's a full sweep of Congress.
Bitcoin's reaction: it bounced back to $76,713 after dipping to $75,730 on the House call. The sweep was largely priced in.
With both chambers, Democrats control the crypto committees and Senate confirmations for regulators. Expect market-structure bills to slow and oversight to rise.
Full Democratic Congress: bullish, bearish, or noise for crypto?
NFA. DYOR.
$BTC #Bitcoin #Midterms
Crypto After Market Recap: November 3, 2026
Prediction markets are pricing a Democratic sweep, and bitcoin bounced anyway. BTC rose to $77,787 (+1.42%, 24h), with ETH at $2,289.36 (+1.84%), SOL at $93.49 (+2.13%) and XRP at $1.28 (+2.62%). Polymarket gave Democrats a 94% chance of winning the House and 76% for the Senate early Tuesday afternoon, with Kalshi nearly identical, per The Block. Experts quoted there expect more oversight and less of a push on crypto legislation if that holds.
The long-term chart is the twist. On midterm day in 2014, 2018 and 2022, bitcoin traded below its 200-day average. This year it sits about 5% above it, near $73.2K, per CoinDesk.
If you're trading this, $77,000 is your line through the overnight count. Hold it and $80K is the retest into Friday's jobs report. Lose it on a daily close and the September low near $75K is next.
A Democratic sweep is priced at 75% or better. Is crypto pricing in more oversight, or ignoring it?
NFA. DYOR.
@CoinDesk
$BTC $ETH $SOL $XRP #Bitcoin #Midterms
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SpaceX, Tesla, Amazon, Netflix and 56 companies total now oppose having their stocks tokenized through OKX and ICE.
The list includes Nvidia, Microsoft, Alphabet, Broadcom, and a bunch of others.
This is the part that doesn’t get talked about with projects like ethereum:0xfaba6f8e4a5e8ab82f62fe7c39859fa577269be3 . A lot of the actual companies are saying no to the tokenized version of their stock.
JUST IN: SpaceX, Tesla, Amazon, & Netflix now oppose having their stocks tokenized through OKX and ICE markets, bringing the total to 56 companies.
• Dell
• IBM
• Intel
• Nike
• IREN
• IonQ
• AMD
• Intuit
• Tesla
• Nvidia
• Netflix
• Adobe
• Oracle
• Reddit
• Eli Lilly
• Costco
• Verizon
• SpaceX
• Corning
• Sandisk
• Carnival
• Amazon
• Walmart
• Moderna
• Alphabet
• AppLovin
• Microsoft
• JPMorgan
• Broadcom
• Caterpillar
• Coca-Cola
• Qualcomm
• Rocket Lab
• CoreWeave
• Wells Fargo
• McDonald's
• CrowdStrike
• Cigna Group
• Arm Holdings
• Bloom Energy
• Lam Research
• Applied Digital
• Arcos Dorados
• Cisco Systems
• Western Digital
• USA Rare Earth
• Goldman Sachs
• Applied Materials
• SoFi Technologies
• Cerebras Systems
• Micron Technology
• Palo Alto Networks
• Marvell Technology
• UnitedHealth Group
• Applied Optoelectronics
• Hewlett Packard Enterprise
Crypto Morning Watch: November 3, 2026
Bitcoin is sitting on $77K as America votes. BTC traded at $77,111 (-1.15%, 24h), with ETH at $2,277.60 (-0.61%), SOL at $92.91 (-1.64%) and XRP leading at $1.28 (+2.03%). Spot bitcoin ETFs lost another $398.6M on Monday after $643.2M on Friday, per Ted Pillows citing Farside, and the Nasdaq-100 closed more than 10% below its peak.
Binance is rebuilding trust in public. A second withdrawal phase opened across nine networks, and it published a zero-knowledge proof showing 10 tokens backed at least 1:1, per Ted Pillows.
If you're trading this, $77,000 is your line, and BTC is sitting right on it. Hold it through tonight's results and $80K is the retest. Lose it on a daily close and the September low near $75K is next.
Midterm results land overnight. Does Congress matter more to bitcoin than Friday's jobs report?
NFA. DYOR.
@CoinDesk
$BTC $ETH $SOL $XRP #Bitcoin #Midterms
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Crypto After Market Recap: November 2, 2026
Oil fell 7.6% and bitcoin still lost $77K. WTI dropped to $96.24 on hopes for US-Iran diplomacy, and October's ISM manufacturing index beat at 55.5, per Yahoo Finance. That's the kind of macro relief crypto usually wants. BTC slid to $76,738 (-1.38%, 24h) anyway, with ETH at $2,247.97 (-0.61%), SOL at $91.50 (-2.91%) and XRP flat at $1.25, tracking a Nasdaq that fell 1.07% while the Dow gained.
The selling is coming from the money, not the macro. Spot bitcoin ETFs lost $643M on Friday, per CoinDesk, and Binance users pulled a net $3.64B on the first day withdrawals reopened. Good news on oil couldn't outrun both.
If you're trading this, $77,000 is now the reclaim. Stay under it into tomorrow's midterms and the 200-day average near $72.5K is the next real level. Get back above it and Friday's jobs report decides the week.
Oil fell 7.6% and BTC still dropped. What's really driving bitcoin right now?
NFA. DYOR.
@CoinDesk
$BTC $ETH $SOL $XRP #Bitcoin #Crypto
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Crypto Morning Watch: November 2, 2026
Binance reopened withdrawals and users pulled $3.64B on day one. Bitcoin barely moved. BTC sat at $77,821 (-0.14%, 24h), with ETH at $2,286.43 (+0.85%), SOL at $94.05 (-0.98%) and XRP flat at $1.25. Binance says it has replaced about 95% of the stolen funds from its own reserves, per CoinDesk, and the exit rush hasn't broken the tape.
The funds are the softer spot. Spot bitcoin ETFs lost $643M on Friday, per CoinDesk, leaving 2026 flows barely positive heading into an election and a jobs report.
If you're trading this, $77,000 is your line into tomorrow's midterms. Lose it on a daily close and the 200-day average near $72.5K is the next real level. Reclaim $80K and the hack is behind us.
NFA. DYOR.
@CoinDesk
$BTC $BNB $ETH $SOL $XRP #Bitcoin #Crypto
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The 10 cheapest crypto protocols by revenue right now.
Spark trades at 0.34x annualized revenue, the lowest on the board. GMX more than doubled its 30-day revenue (+111%) and still sits at 1.63x. Meteora and StonkFun show the other side: revenue down 41.5% and 77.6% in a month.
Cheap on paper isn't the same as cheap. Spark's revenue is gross of its funding costs, and a falling revenue line can make any P/S look like a bargain.
Which name on this list is the real value, and which is the trap?
NFA. DYOR.
@tokenterminal
ethereum:0xc20059e0317de91738d13af027dfc4a50781b066 $CARDS $GMX $SOLV $ATH #DeFi #Crypto
An election and a jobs report, three days apart. Bitcoin walks into both under $80K.
Tuesday's midterms decide who controls Congress, and with it the path for crypto market-structure bills. Friday's October jobs report lands at 8:30 AM ET with a December rate hike already heavily priced. In between: ISM data, JOLTS and Apple's earnings, after Alphabet and Intel already cracked tech.
By Friday morning, the market will know who runs Congress and whether the labor market gives the Fed its hike. Bitcoin will find out which answer matters more.
Which one moves BTC most this week: the election or the jobs report?
NFA. DYOR.
@CoinDesk
$BTC $ETH $AAPL #Crypto #Bitcoin
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ALT Crypto Catalyst Calendar
Binance lost an estimated. $6.3B this week. Its early findings point to one compromised machine.
@ssv_network is built so no single machine holds the whole key. It secures ~$11.9B staked. Its token is worth: $33M. NFA. DYOR. $SSV #Ethereum. More Below 👇🏼.
Crypto After Market Recap: October 30, 2026
Bitcoin lost $77K as October closed in a risk-off flush. BTC sat at $76,827 (-4.31%, 24h), with ETH at $2,238.24 (-3.25%), SOL at $94.93 (-4.33%), XRP at $1.25 (-1.69%) and BNB at $700.02 (-4.35%). The Nasdaq fell nearly 3% and the S&P 500 about 2%, with Intel down about 29%, its worst day since 1974, per TheStreet, while Binance withdrawals stayed paused after the $6.3B hack.
Binance says outflows stopped when it paused withdrawals and that it's on track to reopen them in about 45 hours, with roughly $3B frozen on-chain, per Cointelegraph. That puts the reopening over the weekend, when liquidity is thinnest.
If you're trading this, $77,000 is your line from below now. Reclaim it on a daily close and the hack becomes a dip that got bought. Stay under it into the weekend and the 200-day average near $72.5K is the next real level.
Binance reopens withdrawals this weekend. Rush for the exits, or relief bid?
NFA. DYOR.
@CoinDesk
$BTC $BNB $ETH $SOL $XRP #Binance #Crypto
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Crypto Morning Watch: October 30, 2026
The Binance hack is now a $6.3B event, and bitcoin is testing $77K. Binance puts the impact at about $6.3B, says it will cover all losses from its SAFU fund and company funds, and has paused withdrawals, which it says are on track to resume in about 45 hours, per Cointelegraph's live coverage. TRM Labs attributes the attack to North Korea's TraderTraitor with "high confidence," though Binance hasn't named anyone. BTC sat at $77,243 (-3.60%, 24h), ETH at $2,227.49 (-4.19%), SOL at $96.24 (-4.42%), XRP at $1.24 (-3.70%) and BNB at $699.73 (-5.68%).
Strategy's Q3 landed in the middle of it: $19.53B in net income on its bitcoin gain, but a BTC yield of -3.7% year to date, and CFO Andrew Kang steps down Nov 5, per Strategy's release.
If you're trading this, $77,000 is your line. Lose it on a daily close and the 200-day average near $72.5K is the next real level. Reclaim $80K once withdrawals reopen and the hack becomes a dip that got bought.
NFA. DYOR.
@CoinDesk
$BTC $BNB $ETH $MSTR #Binance #Crypto
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This is what happens when billions sit in one hot wallet.
Roughly $2.8B left Binance hot wallets on Ethereum tonight, based on Etherscan estimates cited by CryptoTicker. Security firm Defimon calls it abuse of an EIP-7702 delegation with a compromised key. Binance says it is "actively investigating" a "potential security issue," and co-founder Yi He posted "User Funds SAFU."
Here's the twist: about $2.4B of it was frozen within hours. Tether froze more than 1.567B USDT and Circle more than $800M in USDC. Roughly 195K ETH can't be frozen and is still with the attacker. The "centralized" stablecoins are the only part that got stopped.
BNB fell to $705.06 (-6.91%, 24h) and BTC to $78,775 (-3.03%), with $628M liquidated in one hour, per CryptoTicker.
Watch Binance withdrawals overnight. If they stay open, this is a hack story. If they pause, it becomes a liquidity story.
Stay safe: Binance will not DM you. Ignore any "support" links or anyone asking for account details tonight.
Tether and Circle stopped $2.4B in hours. Is a freezable stablecoin a feature or a bug?
NFA. DYOR.
@CoinDesk
$BNB $BTC $ETH $USDT #Binance #Crypto
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Crypto After Market Recap: October 29, 2026
The rate-hike trade is back, and crypto is taking the hit. After September PCE inflation rose to 3.6%, CME FedWatch priced an 81.3% chance of a December hike, per Upstox, and the Nasdaq was down about 1.7% late in the session as Alphabet fell around 13%, per Yahoo Finance. BTC slipped to $79,828 (-1.61%, 24h), ETH to $2,292.95 (-2.61%), SOL to $98.56 (-3.45%) and XRP to $1.26 (-5.05%).
Coinbase's Q3 shows a business moving away from trading. Net income was $719M, but adjusted net income was only $78M, and adjusted EBITDA of $333M was down about 58% year over year. Subscription and services made up 49% of net revenue, prediction markets passed $200M in annualized revenue, and its share of crypto trading volume rose to 10.7%, a fourth straight quarterly gain, per Coinbase's release.
If you're trading this, $80,000 is your line, and BTC is just under it. Reclaim it on a daily close and the earnings bid has room. Stay under it with hike odds this high and $77K is in play before Friday's options expiry.
December hike odds above 80%: does bitcoin get $80K back before November?
NFA. DYOR.
@CoinDesk
$BTC $ETH $COIN $SOL $XRP #Bitcoin #Fed
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Crypto Morning Watch: October 29, 2026
The economy ran hot and bitcoin is back on $80K. Q3 GDP grew at a 3.4% annualized rate against 3.2% expected, and September PCE inflation rose to 3.6% year over year from 3.4%, with core at 3.1%, per Reuters. BTC sat at $80,092 (-0.51%, 24h), with ETH at $2,323.79 (-0.40%), SOL at $100.60 (-0.50%) and XRP at $1.29 (-1.70%). A day after two Fed officials voted to hike, the data handed them more ammunition.
Tonight is the crypto-native test. Strategy and Coinbase both report after the close, and it's Strategy's first print since MSCI's index ruling.
If you're trading this, $80,000 is your line again. Lose it on a daily close and the $79.2K weekend low is the last stop before $77K. Hold it through tonight's earnings and $82K is the retest.
Hot GDP, firmer inflation, two hawks: does $80K survive the week?
NFA. DYOR.
@CoinDesk
$BTC $ETH $SOL $XRP #Bitcoin #Crypto
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