The Day the Market Flipped: From $75,618 to $81,105

$BTC $ETH Thursday ended, and with it came the week's biggest lesson: on a news night, no level is sacred, and no sell-off is final until the whole market has spoken.

First, the facts:

• Bitcoin: from a $75,618 low on election night to an $81,105 peak, its highest since October 29, then trading around $80,500

• Ethereum: up about 6.5% to around $2,425, outperforming Bitcoin

• Solana: around $95.60, up about 3%

• Liquidations: $951 million in 24 hours, with 76% of Bitcoin liquidations being shorts

• Flows: $1.16 billion out of Bitcoin ETFs over three sessions, and $85.35 million out of Ethereum ETFs on November 3

• Politics: Democrats will control both chambers of Congress from January, and the crypto market-structure bill faces a harder path

Second, yesterday's scorecard, honestly:

• Partly right: the break below $75,625 did happen — by a few dollars only

• Wrong: assuming the break meant deeper downside — the market reclaimed $76,588 and passed $80,000 the same day

• Lesson: the break alone is not the signal; what happens after it is — and the fast rebound was the signal

Third, what is next:

• Friday at 16:30 Amman time: the US jobs report, expected at 55,000 to 65,000 jobs with 4.2% unemployment

• Tomorrow's key level: holding above $80,000 means the rebound has entered a new phase; losing $78,200 invalidates the strength case

So what does it all mean? One day redrew the whole map — from break-down fear to a holding test above $80,000 — and the smart move is to watch the hold, not to celebrate the peak.

Tonight's question: does tomorrow close above $81,105, or back below $80,000 before the report? Reply above or below.

Source: Kraken, CoinDesk, CoinPost, CoinGlass, SoSoValue — November 5, 2026

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