BTC: $80,200–80,770 (+3.5 to +4.0%). It wicked to $75,640 in the early hours, then reversed hard and closed the session above $80,000 for the first time in a while. Volume surged ~40% to ~$35B.
ETH: $2,424–2,440 (+5.7 to +6.2%) — outperformance across the board, reclaiming $2,400 from a $2,226 low.
TON (Gram/GRAM): $1.18–1.19, up off the $1.14 low but lagging the pack. It didn't follow the majors up.
The story: Democrats swept the midterms — House and Senate — and the dollar slid to a five-week low, which pulled crypto risk-on. Total market cap crossed back toward $2.7T, up ~4%. ETF outflows collapsed to just $20.6M from $643M two sessions ago. And the CLARITY Act is back on the table rather than dead.
Levels: this was a textbook reclaim of $78K. Now $79,300 and $80,769 are the resistance markers; the new floor is $78,000, and $76,400 below that. ETH's $2,450 caps the upside.
Worth saying plainly: the move happened alongside a weak dollar and falling tech futures, so the driver is macro as much as crypto. And Friday's nonfarm payrolls are still ahead.
ETH: $2,424–2,440 (+5.7 to +6.2%) — outperformance across the board, reclaiming $2,400 from a $2,226 low.
TON (Gram/GRAM): $1.18–1.19, up off the $1.14 low but lagging the pack. It didn't follow the majors up.
The story: Democrats swept the midterms — House and Senate — and the dollar slid to a five-week low, which pulled crypto risk-on. Total market cap crossed back toward $2.7T, up ~4%. ETF outflows collapsed to just $20.6M from $643M two sessions ago. And the CLARITY Act is back on the table rather than dead.
Levels: this was a textbook reclaim of $78K. Now $79,300 and $80,769 are the resistance markers; the new floor is $78,000, and $76,400 below that. ETH's $2,450 caps the upside.
Worth saying plainly: the move happened alongside a weak dollar and falling tech futures, so the driver is macro as much as crypto. And Friday's nonfarm payrolls are still ahead.