Before the U.S. stock market opens, which of the top six by trading volume are recovering, and which remain weak?
This edition dynamically selects the top six by rolling 24-hour trading volume on Binance Global USDT spot markets, excluding stablecoins and leveraged tokens. The six, in order, are BTC, ETH, SOL, ZEC, BNB, and NEAR. XRP did not make the top six this time; the list is determined by each asset’s ranking across the full market at the time of screening.
In the latest snapshot, BTC and ETH together account for about 76.37% of the trading volume among these six coins. Trading activity remains concentrated in the two major coins, but this interest has not translated into a broad-based rally: ETH’s short-term recovery is relatively orderly; ZEC rebounded intraday, but its two most recent closed 4H candles are still declining; BTC, SOL, and BNB have weak structures, while NEAR remains a weak rebound after breaking down. Trading volume is not the same as net capital inflows.
4H outlook for the six coins (all quoted in USDT):
① BTC: Support at 77,620–77,788.07; resistance at 78,405.66–78,878.01. The near-term structure would improve only if a 4H candle closes above 78,878.01 and a retest holds the resistance zone; a close below 77,620 would invalidate the rebound-recovery view.
② ETH: Support at 2,278.50–2,282.63; resistance at 2,304.43–2,317.84. The recovery would have a basis for continuation only if a candle closes above 2,317.84 and holds on a retest; a close below 2,278.50 would invalidate it.
③ SOL: Support at 93.18–93.78; resistance at 94.98–95.95. It would count as reclaiming resistance only if a candle closes above 95.95 and holds on a retest; a close below 93.18 would mean weakness continues.
④ ZEC: Reaction zone at 1,242.90–1,250.31; resistance at 1,269.08–1,284.96. Moving above 1,269.08 intraday merely means entering the resistance zone; the outlook would improve only if a 4H candle closes above 1,284.96 and holds on a retest. A close below 1,242.90 would invalidate the near-term recovery. The upper boundary of the reaction zone is the most recent closed 4H candle’s closing price; this is not being described as a confirmed double bottom.
⑤ BNB: Support at 704.14–704.75; resistance at 711.65–716.00. The outlook would improve only if a candle closes above 716 and holds on a retest; a close below 704.14 would invalidate near-term support.
⑥ NEAR: Support at 4.075–4.082; resistance at 4.157–4.236. The weak-rebound structure would improve only if price reclaims 4.236 and holds on a retest; a close below 4.075 would invalidate it. The next historical pivot level is 3.909.
All coin-by-coin confirmations above are conditional on a 4H close and a subsequent retest. An intraday break of a level does not count as confirmation, and none of this constitutes a definitive buy or sell instruction.
Data timestamp: Rankings and market data as of November 2, Beijing time, 21:57:19–22. The complete original ranking and verification of the sixth-place cutoff classification have been archived. The latest fully closed 4H candles are uniformly as of 20:00; the next candle closes at 00:00 on November 3. Daily-chart context uses closed-candle data only. Trading volume is rolling 24-hour volume, not volume during the U.S. stock market session that day.
The NYSE is open for normal trading today, with the regular session opening at 22:30 Beijing time.
Sources: Binance Global USDT spot; Coinbase USD quotes used only as an independent reasonableness check; official NYSE trading calendar.
This edition dynamically selects the top six by rolling 24-hour trading volume on Binance Global USDT spot markets, excluding stablecoins and leveraged tokens. The six, in order, are BTC, ETH, SOL, ZEC, BNB, and NEAR. XRP did not make the top six this time; the list is determined by each asset’s ranking across the full market at the time of screening.
In the latest snapshot, BTC and ETH together account for about 76.37% of the trading volume among these six coins. Trading activity remains concentrated in the two major coins, but this interest has not translated into a broad-based rally: ETH’s short-term recovery is relatively orderly; ZEC rebounded intraday, but its two most recent closed 4H candles are still declining; BTC, SOL, and BNB have weak structures, while NEAR remains a weak rebound after breaking down. Trading volume is not the same as net capital inflows.
4H outlook for the six coins (all quoted in USDT):
① BTC: Support at 77,620–77,788.07; resistance at 78,405.66–78,878.01. The near-term structure would improve only if a 4H candle closes above 78,878.01 and a retest holds the resistance zone; a close below 77,620 would invalidate the rebound-recovery view.
② ETH: Support at 2,278.50–2,282.63; resistance at 2,304.43–2,317.84. The recovery would have a basis for continuation only if a candle closes above 2,317.84 and holds on a retest; a close below 2,278.50 would invalidate it.
③ SOL: Support at 93.18–93.78; resistance at 94.98–95.95. It would count as reclaiming resistance only if a candle closes above 95.95 and holds on a retest; a close below 93.18 would mean weakness continues.
④ ZEC: Reaction zone at 1,242.90–1,250.31; resistance at 1,269.08–1,284.96. Moving above 1,269.08 intraday merely means entering the resistance zone; the outlook would improve only if a 4H candle closes above 1,284.96 and holds on a retest. A close below 1,242.90 would invalidate the near-term recovery. The upper boundary of the reaction zone is the most recent closed 4H candle’s closing price; this is not being described as a confirmed double bottom.
⑤ BNB: Support at 704.14–704.75; resistance at 711.65–716.00. The outlook would improve only if a candle closes above 716 and holds on a retest; a close below 704.14 would invalidate near-term support.
⑥ NEAR: Support at 4.075–4.082; resistance at 4.157–4.236. The weak-rebound structure would improve only if price reclaims 4.236 and holds on a retest; a close below 4.075 would invalidate it. The next historical pivot level is 3.909.
All coin-by-coin confirmations above are conditional on a 4H close and a subsequent retest. An intraday break of a level does not count as confirmation, and none of this constitutes a definitive buy or sell instruction.
Data timestamp: Rankings and market data as of November 2, Beijing time, 21:57:19–22. The complete original ranking and verification of the sixth-place cutoff classification have been archived. The latest fully closed 4H candles are uniformly as of 20:00; the next candle closes at 00:00 on November 3. Daily-chart context uses closed-candle data only. Trading volume is rolling 24-hour volume, not volume during the U.S. stock market session that day.
The NYSE is open for normal trading today, with the regular session opening at 22:30 Beijing time.
Sources: Binance Global USDT spot; Coinbase USD quotes used only as an independent reasonableness check; official NYSE trading calendar.
