$BNB BNB live news: buyers dominate despite a slight pullback - support at $870 is maintained
BNB is currently trading at $899.80, above its MA-20 ($882.30) and MA-200 ($857.00), but below the MA-50 ($980.90). This arrangement indicates a short-term bullish bias, but with medium-term resistance and ongoing long-term support, while the Ichimoku Kijun at $905.20 offers the closest dynamic resistance level.
Bearish momentum persists despite overbought signals and low volatility.
Momentum indicators are mixed: the MACD on D1 shows strong bearish momentum, while the ADX indicates firm but weakening directional pressure favoring sellers. The RSI is neutral to slightly bearish, and the Stoch RSI indicates overbought conditions, although the CCI remains in the buy zone. The Bull/Bear Power is in overbought territory, suggesting recent buyer dominance despite today's slight pullback. The Awesome oscillator remains neutral. Today's opening matched the previous close (no gap), and after a slight slip of 0.91%, the price is close to the low of the session range of $899-$907, reflecting low volatility and moderate ongoing pressure after the opening. There is a notable divergence between the overbought intraday oscillators and the bearish momentum, highlighting uncertainty in the immediate direction of the trend.
Likely bullish scenario, with the range defined by solid resistance and support.
For next week, the expected price range is adjusted to $870-$930 to reflect typical volatility relative to current levels. The probability of an upward move is very high (over 80%), with the probability of a decline being lower. If BNB stays within the volatility band of $870-$930, buyers and sellers appear balanced;
$ETH Ethereum consolidates at nearly 3,156 dollars, following the increase in institutional inflows after the network upgrade Ethereum (ETH) is currently trading at $3,155.96, positioned above its MA-20 ($2,985.18) but below the MA-50 ($3,421.90) and the MA-200 ($3,532.13), indicating short-term bullish momentum while encountering resistance in the medium and long term. The price movement for the day reflects slight downward pressure, with the asset remaining midway after slipping by 0.92%.
Consolidation and bearish momentum dominate as technical data signals uncertainty
Technically, Ethereum is supported by the Ichimoku Kijun near $3,141.28 and faces resistance from the MA-50 ($3,421.90). The MACD signals strong selling pressure, and the ADX highlights active bearish momentum, while the Stoch RSI, CCI, and Bull/Bear Power oscillators indicate overbought conditions. The RSI is close to 50 with a bearish trend, and price action shows sideways consolidation and moderate volatility, reflecting short-term uncertainty despite the recent strength of buyers.
The downside risk is higher as the probability of a breakout remains low.
For the week ahead, Ethereum is expected to stay within a typical volatility range between $3,000 and $3,330, with immediate support at $3,140 and resistance at $3,420/$3,330 defining the current range. Technical indicators suggest a low probability (below 20%) of a sustainable breakout to the upside, making short-term consolidation or a downward movement more likely. A decisive push above $3,330 or the MA-50 would signal bullish continuation, while a break below $3,000 could trigger further declines.
$BTC Bitcoin News Live: The MACD shows a strong selling trend - the price remains above $90,000 in a volatile context
Bitcoin is currently trading at $91,932.90, above the MA-20 ($90,133.88) but below the MA-50 ($100,222.22) and the MA-200 ($109,434.30). This setup indicates a short-term bullish trend, with ongoing selling pressure in the medium and long term; the nearest dynamic resistance remains the Ichimoku Kijun at $94,050.
Bearish signals counterbalance the strength of buyers.
The daily technical signals are mixed. The MACD on the daily chart indicates strong selling, and the ADX reveals pronounced bearish momentum at 34.36. The oscillators diverge: The RSI shows selling pressure but is not oversold, the stochastic RSI signals overbought conditions, and the CCI is bullish. Bull/Bear Power (BBP) remains firmly overbought, highlighting the recent dominance of buyers despite the price drop. The intraday movement confirms short-term bearish momentum in a context of moderate volatility, with the current price being close to the session low.
Sideways consolidation, with bearish risk outweighing short-term gains
For the upcoming week, the typical volatility band for Bitcoin is estimated at $87,500 - $96,000, reflecting recent price fluctuations. The probability of a price increase in the short term is low - less than 20% - and further declines are therefore more likely. The baseline forecasts suggest sideways consolidation, with Bitcoin fluctuating between $90,000 and $94,000. A bullish move above $94,050 could pave the way towards $96,000, while a drop below $90,000 could expose the next support near $87,500.
$ETH Ethereum price news: short-term resistance above the MA-20 - resistance at 3,350 dollars
Ethereum (ETH) is currently trading at $3,184.59, recording a robust intraday gain of 4.12%. The price is above the short-term MA-20 ($2,983.61), but remains constrained under the medium and long-term MA-50 ($3,438.73) and the MA-200 ($3,528.90), indicating short-term bullish momentum but resistance in the medium and long term. The Ichimoku Kijun ($3,141.28) acts as dynamic support, while the MA-50 limits any further advance.
$BTC Garlinghouse predicts that bitcoin will reach 180,000 dollars by the end of 2026
The CEO of Ripple, Brad Garlinghouse, delivered one of his most optimistic forecasts to date, predicting that bitcoin will reach 180,000 dollars by the end of 2026. Speaking alongside Lily Liu, president of the Solana Foundation, and Richard Teng, CEO of Binance, during Binance Blockchain Week, he stated that the market is in a temporary "risk-off" phase, following the brutal liquidation in October, during which over 20 billion dollars in leveraged BTC positions vanished, reports Cryptopolitan.
Bitcoin remains about 30% below its all-time high, but Mr. Garlinghouse claims that the rotation of traders into stablecoins is a healthy signal that markets are resetting rather than capitulating. With the United States providing clearer regulations and holding 22% of global GDP, he believes that the environment in 2026 is the strongest it has been in years. According to him, cryptocurrencies are moving from speculation to utility in the real world, with applications becoming easier to use and more problem-focused.
Leaders believe that the pullback in bitcoin is normal as institutions continue to increase their exposure.
Lily Liu described the bitcoin drop as a "normal correction" after a liquidity surge at the beginning of the year, adding that BTC remains fundamentally strong even at 90,000 dollars and is likely to regain levels above 100,000 dollars. Richard Teng, CEO of Binance, echoed this sentiment, highlighting that volatility is not unique to crypto and emphasizing strong institutional demand: "The number of registrations doubled last year and has doubled again this year. The overall trend, according to them, remains extremely positive.
$BTC The open interest is stabilizing, but funding rates remain positive, indicating a long-term positioning.
This week's recovery has been supported by the increase in open interest during the first phase of the rise, although yesterday's gains did not attract additional positioning. The volume on the hourly chart has decreased since Bitcoin reached the Fibonacci midpoint, indicating weaker participation at the peaks. The long-to-short ratio remained stable between 1.6 and 1.7 throughout yesterday, and both aggregated funding and expected funding are above zero at +0.0039 and +0.0028. Positive funding indicates that long traders are paying shorts and reveals that positioning is now primarily focused on long positions. The change in sentiment aligns with the improvement in recovery, but the lack of volume expansion near the midpoint reduces conviction in the immediate movement.
Overall, the stabilization of open interest, the drop in volume at the resistance level, and positive funding explain today's intraday consolidation. Buyers have not added new positions at the Fibonacci midpoint, and those already in long positions are paying to keep their positions open. This creates a pause as the market awaits stronger participation. A breakout above $94,200 will require new volume and renewed interest in long positions, which would confirm the continuation of December's recovery. The inability to attract this participation could lead to a short-term pullback to the 20-day EMA at $92,300 before buyers attempt a new move towards the midpoint.
$BTC Bitcoin Price Prediction: BTC Stops at the 50% Fibonacci Midpoint as Long Positions Dwindle
We are on Thursday, November 4, and the narrow intraday range reflects how the early December recovery stopped at the key Fibonacci midpoint of the most recent daily bearish oscillation. On the daily chart, the control movement extends from $107,500 to a low of $80,500, where the 50% Fibonacci retracement is at $94,000. The midpoint has now capped the rise for two sessions and explains the tight behavior observed so far today.
Bitcoin spent the last week of November breaking through what is technically referred to as a bullish retracement within a broader bearish range. This retracement reached the 50% Fibonacci level yesterday, marking a recovery of 16.7% from the November low. Yesterday was also marked by a second consecutive bullish daily close that allowed Bitcoin to surpass the $94,000 threshold and move into positive territory since the beginning of the week and the start of the month. The movement has pushed the price clearly above the 20-day EMA at $92,300, reinforcing the improving trend structure.
Trend conditions have further strengthened on the four-hour chart, where the 20 EMA has crossed above the 100 EMA at $91,000 for the first time since October. This crossover is an initial sign that the trend may begin to evolve into a sustainable bullish phase. This improvement has been reflected in sentiment indicators. The daily RSI index has moved from bearish territory to a neutral zone. Furthermore, the global Bitcoin fear and greed index has also significantly improved, with negative sentiment rising from an extreme fear level of 11 last week to 28 today.
$BTC The downward trend persists as oscillators diverge on signals
Momentum indicators offer contradictory signals. The MACD on the daily chart suggests strong selling activity, and the ADX indicates a dominant downward trend. At the same time, the RSI and Stoch RSI highlight slight selling pressure and overbought conditions, while the ICC remains moderately bullish. The bullish strength is classified as overbought, reflecting the dominance of buyers. No significant opening gap has been observed today, and prices are situated in the lower half of the daily range, signaling moderate intraday volatility with continued light selling after the open. The oscillators present contradictory signals and reveal a divergence between recent short-term buying and the underlying downward momentum.
The downside risk is high as the chances of a breakout remain low
Over the next five trading days, Bitcoin is expected to consolidate within a typical volatility band ranging between $89,000 and $96,000. The probability of an upward move is very low - less than 20% - and further declines are more likely. The base scenario anticipates lateral movement within this corridor. If buyers push the price above $94,050, a breakout towards $96,000 is possible, while sustained weakness below $92,000 could push the price down to the support zone of $89,000.
$ETH L'ETH is at a crucial inflection point at the beginning of December
If the bulls manage to break above the 200-day EMA at $3,206, the upward levels at $3,360 and $3,477 come into play, followed by a more significant macro-pivot around $3,566. This area marks the former exhaustion point where ETH last transitioned from an expansion phase to a decline phase, and attempting it again would signal a much stronger trend reversal than what the market has experienced in months.
A failure at the resistance level opens up a completely different sequence. Immediate support is at the 50-day EMA around $2,957, followed by the psychological zone of $2,900. Losing these levels would confirm the failure of the breakout and likely trigger a spike in volatility, with targets at $2,800 and $2,720. Given the high leverage, the decline could accelerate quickly.
For the first time in weeks, Ethereum is benefiting from momentum, inflows, and a bias from traders in its favor. But the structure has not yet flipped. Until ETH breaks through a critical resistance, December remains a battleground between early bullish conviction and the broader bearish trend that defined last month.
$ETH The incoming cash flows are returning, leverage is increasing, and short sellers are facing losses
The most notable change is visible in the spot markets. ETH recorded a net influx of $58.10 million on December 3, its strongest positive result in weeks. This influx breaks a month-long distribution period and follows a pattern observed during previous trend transitions: significant inflows during the early phases of recovery rather than after breakouts. If the next sessions continue in the green, traders will view it as an early accumulation by major players rather than an opportunistic covering of short positions.
Derivative markets are reinforcing the trend towards improvement, but they also introduce risks. Open interest has increased by 10.84% to reach $38.34 billion, while options interest and volume continue to rise. These increases reflect a deliberate repositioning and indicate that institutions and high-volume traders expect increased volatility.
The positioning itself reflects a bullish crowding. Long/short ratios are 1.62 on Binance, 1.42 on OKX, and 2.01 among the top accounts on Binance. This asymmetry reveals a market that heavily favors a continuation of the rise. This positioning is favorable if ETH breaks through resistance, but it amplifies the downside risk if the move fails.
Liquidation data illustrates how short position covering has fueled the rally. Over the last 12 hours, short positions have absorbed about $19.4 million in liquidations, compared to only $4.47 million for long positions. Forced covering creates momentum, but it is not reliable if it does not transform into organic buying.
$BTC The former SEC chairman, Gary Gensler, reiterated his long-standing caution regarding cryptocurrencies, describing most of the market as "highly speculative" in a new interview with Bloomberg.
While he acknowledges that Bitcoin is comparatively closer to a commodity, he argued that most crypto-assets lack dividends, cash flows, or conventional fundamentals, reports Cointelegraph.
Mr. Gensler stated that public enthusiasm does not change the underlying economic reality and urged investors to question what truly underpins thousands of tokens. He emphasized that only stablecoins pegged to the US dollar fall into a different category, although they still require careful scrutiny. His message echoes the warnings he has repeatedly issued during his tenure, suggesting that the current market turbulence aligns with the risks he previously highlighted. According to Mr. Gensler, retail investors should remain aware of the structural uncertainty that prevails in much of the sector.
Sector reaction persists after a period of aggressive SEC enforcement
Mr. Gensler's term from 2021 to 2025 has been marked by intense regulatory oversight and a broad enforcement program targeting exchanges, staking programs, and token issuers. Under his leadership, the SEC sued Coinbase for operating as an unregistered exchange, broker, and clearing agency, and for offering staking services considered to be securities. Kraken was also forced to shut down its staking program in the US and pay a $30 million penalty.
These measures have sparked significant frustration within the crypto sector.
$ETH Bitcoin remains stable as the macroeconomic environment becomes neutral but potentially favorable.
BTC remains near the $93,000 zone as the general macroeconomic context enters a phase of volatility compression. Markets in the United States, Europe, and Asia have traded within narrow ranges, with funds avoiding taking significant directional bets ahead of upcoming data releases. This type of compressed volatility often precedes larger moves, suggesting that the calm surface of BTC may mask sensitivity to any macroeconomic surprises. The strength of the dollar has paused, with traders reassessing the timing of Federal Reserve easing. Weak forward inflation indicators have encouraged markets to estimate that rate cuts would come a bit earlier. A stagnant dollar eliminates a major headwind that contributed to recent BTC declines, allowing the cryptocurrency to stabilize even as stocks remain cautious. Bond markets have sent mixed signals rather than convictions. Long-term yields have slightly decreased while short-term yields have remained firm, reflecting uncertainty rather than a clear macroeconomic narrative. BTC generally reacts better to a unified direction of yields, so today's indecision favors a wait-and-see approach rather than strong pressure. Institutional flows have been selective rather than defensive. While cash-equivalent assets have still attracted flows, pockets of capital have shifted toward technology stocks and cryptocurrency-related equities. This shift indicates an improvement in confidence within a moderate rate environment, but not a large-scale risk-taking. For BTC, this creates room for a controlled recovery
$BTC The technical view shows an improvement in conditions, but obstacles remain.
Bitcoin is trading near $93,070, with the 20 EMA near $92,800 serving as immediate support. The 50 EMA at $94,200 constitutes the next layer of resistance, followed by the 100 EMA at $96,500 and the 200 EMA at $97,800 as higher structural ceilings. The RSI near 63 reflects an improvement in momentum following a strong rebound. A close above $94,500 would pave the way for a continuation of the rise, while a drop below $91,000 could trigger a short-term pullback.
$ETH The overbought oscillators oppose the persistent bearish trend signals
The momentum indicators for ETH present a mixed view: the daily MACD signals a strong bearish trend, supported by the ADX which shows persistent downward trend strength. However, the overbought signals from the stochastic RSI and Bull/Bear Power reflect aggressive buying pressure, while the regular RSI and CCI are neutral or slightly bearish. During the intraday session, ETH jumped from $2,803.21 at the previous close to $2,994.71 at the open, with no gap, and the price is now near today’s peak in a wide trading range - indicating strong volatility and intraday strength. This combination of overbought oscillator signals and dominant bearish momentum creates a conflicting technical backdrop in the short term.
The upside is limited by volatility and sell signals dominate the weekly outlook
Over the next five trading days, the expected volatility range for ETH is set between $2,750 and $3,250. The weekly momentum indicators are firmly in "seller" territory, suggesting less than 20% chance of an upside in the short term, and the base scenario anticipates continued sideways action between established support and resistance levels. A decisive break above $3,150 could pave the way for a rally towards $3,250, while sustained weakness below $2,900 would increase the likelihood of a deeper pullback towards $2,750.
$ETH Ethereum news: The euro exceeds 3,050 dollars thanks to aggressive buying pressure despite mixed dynamic signals.
Ethereum (ETH) is currently priced at $3,058.44, showing a strong daily gain and now trading above the MA-20 ($2,986.63), but still below the MA-50 ($3,457.81) and the MA-200 ($3,525.42). This places ETH in a short-term bullish position, while medium and long-term trends remain bearish. Highlights Ethereum will implement the Fusaka network upgrade on December 3, with a sampling of peer data availability to improve the scalability of applications and layer 2 deployments. The update aims to reduce layer 2 transaction costs by 40 to 60% and strengthen network capacity by increasing the gas limit. Recent institutional accumulation includes BitMine's acquisition of 96,798 ETH and BlackRock's purchase of $26.7 million of ETH, despite $79 million outflows from U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs.
$BTC L'EMA at 20 days becomes a key support level to sustain the recovery of Bitcoin above $92,000.
A closer examination of the 4-hour chart shows that today's progress has not been supported by an increase in volumes. On the contrary, the chart reflects a decline in volume participation and a long-to-short ratio that has remained sideways rather than increasing. These conditions introduce the risk of a short-term pullback, as buyers do not confirm the movement with stronger participation. The level of the EMA is therefore an important threshold for maintaining the current recovery.
The crossing of the EMA 20 above the EMA 50 on the 4-hour chart provides additional technical context. The crossover occurred around $89,500, near the 90,000 region. This crossover is interpreted as a golden cross indicating a trend change from bearish to bullish. The proximity of the crossover to the 90,000 area presents this area as a short-term support that could attract a rebound if the price retracts from current highs.
The daily RSI of Bitcoin is about to enter bullish territory. This change depends on the continuation of today's intraday gains. A successful change would provide additional confirmation of the ongoing recovery. If this change does not occur, the RSI will remain at equilibrium, signaling indecision among traders and increasing the likelihood of a pullback driven by stronger selling pressure.
$BTC Price prediction for bitcoin: BTC is expected to continue its two-day rally, with buyers regaining control in the short term
Today is Wednesday, December 3rd, and price action during the Asian session continued the momentum from the previous day. Tuesday's session was marked by a strong rise of over 7%, reaching $92,350, on increasing volumes. This movement erased the decline of December 1st and created a bullish daily order block that can also be characterized as a bullish engulfing candle. The two-candle bullish reversal structure signals a shift from bearish pressure to evident buying strength at the beginning of the month.
- Bitcoin records gains for the second consecutive day, with the bullish reversal indicating buying strength.
- The decline in volumes warns traders despite the EMA crossover confirming the trend change towards a bullish bias.
- The RSI approaching bullish territory supports the continuation of the recovery if the price holds at $92,000.
Bitcoin started December on a heavy note after an initial drop, but the bullish engulfing formation has turned readings positive since the beginning of the week and the month. This new trajectory set the tone for today's European session, where bitcoin is trading at $93,800 and showing an intraday gain of 2.66%. The price has surpassed last week's high and is approaching the $94,000 zone, while the gain since the beginning of the week is nearing 4%. The progress has also allowed the price to exceed the 20-day EMA at $92,000. A breakout above this EMA emphasizes the need to maintain today's gains above this level so that the broader bullish bias can extend towards the psychological barrier of $100,000.
$BTC Bank of America now offers its wealthiest clients access to spot Bitcoin ETFs and has recently recommended an allocation of 1 to 4% to these regulated products. Vanguard has allowed its clients to trade cryptocurrency ETFs, including funds linked to Bitcoin, thereby broadening public access to cryptocurrency investment vehicles. BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust has reached $70 billion in assets, controlling over 3% of the Bitcoin supply, with the influx of ETFs signaling renewed institutional demand and greater liquidity