The morning low held; price touched $75,000 at 20:00
Before the U.S. market opened, the question was whether Bitcoin would first hold $74,100 or break below the morning low. Spot markets don’t open until 22:30, but the 19:00–20:00 action had already given us the answer: $74,100 held, and price didn’t revisit the morning low of $73,510. The 20:00 high was $75,104, reclaiming the 16:00 level of $74,579 and briefly touching $75,000. Trading volume at 20:00 was about 54.4 million, only half of the 113 million at 16:00. This was a low-volume test, not a breakout on rising volume.
Price check:
Bitcoin: $74,948, down 1.38% over 24 hours. Today’s open: $76,074 / high: $76,095 (00:00) / low: $73,510 (05:00). Down about 1.5% on the daily chart, with the decline driven by this morning’s wick.
Ethereum: $2,124, down 5.17% over 24 hours, continuing to underperform Bitcoin by about 3.8 percentage points.
BNB: $687, down 1.79% over 24 hours.
Total crypto market cap is $2.495 trillion, down 4.30% over 24 hours. In absolute terms, it’s edged up from $2.47 trillion this evening. Bitcoin dominance remains at 60.2%, while smaller-cap coins continue to bleed. Perpetual futures funding rates have returned to the neutral 0.01% level.
What’s new: Futures for all three major U.S. stock indexes are up more than 1%; MicroStrategy bought another 1,037 bitcoin last week, bringing its total holdings to 850,364 BTC.
U.S. markets open tonight at 22:30. First, watch whether Bitcoin can hold $75,000; if not, the next level to watch is $74,100. Tomorrow at 21:30, the October inflation index is due.
Do you think Bitcoin can hold $75,000 after the U.S. market opens?
Data sources: Binance spot real-time market data / CoinGecko / PANews (data as of November 9, 2026, 21:03 UTC+8)
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Before the U.S. market opened, the question was whether Bitcoin would first hold $74,100 or break below the morning low. Spot markets don’t open until 22:30, but the 19:00–20:00 action had already given us the answer: $74,100 held, and price didn’t revisit the morning low of $73,510. The 20:00 high was $75,104, reclaiming the 16:00 level of $74,579 and briefly touching $75,000. Trading volume at 20:00 was about 54.4 million, only half of the 113 million at 16:00. This was a low-volume test, not a breakout on rising volume.
Price check:
Bitcoin: $74,948, down 1.38% over 24 hours. Today’s open: $76,074 / high: $76,095 (00:00) / low: $73,510 (05:00). Down about 1.5% on the daily chart, with the decline driven by this morning’s wick.
Ethereum: $2,124, down 5.17% over 24 hours, continuing to underperform Bitcoin by about 3.8 percentage points.
BNB: $687, down 1.79% over 24 hours.
Total crypto market cap is $2.495 trillion, down 4.30% over 24 hours. In absolute terms, it’s edged up from $2.47 trillion this evening. Bitcoin dominance remains at 60.2%, while smaller-cap coins continue to bleed. Perpetual futures funding rates have returned to the neutral 0.01% level.
What’s new: Futures for all three major U.S. stock indexes are up more than 1%; MicroStrategy bought another 1,037 bitcoin last week, bringing its total holdings to 850,364 BTC.
U.S. markets open tonight at 22:30. First, watch whether Bitcoin can hold $75,000; if not, the next level to watch is $74,100. Tomorrow at 21:30, the October inflation index is due.
Do you think Bitcoin can hold $75,000 after the U.S. market opens?
Data sources: Binance spot real-time market data / CoinGecko / PANews (data as of November 9, 2026, 21:03 UTC+8)
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