Bets on the downside are halfway there: At 17:00, one candle plunged to 73,260, just $260 shy of 73,000
The question left at noon was: With the range narrowing to $600, which side would break first? The afternoon answer leaned downward—the price never tested the upside (the high after 13:00 was just 73,735), while the lows moved steadily lower: 13:00 73,529 → 14:00 73,422 → 17:00 73,260. The intraday low was revised for the third time, leaving just $260 to the 73,000 mark.
Prices: Bitcoin at 73,492, down 0.37% over 24h, with today's high at 74,811 (05:00) / low at 73,260 (17:00); Ethereum at 2,046, down 0.42%, with a high of 2,104 (01:00) / low of 2,036 (07:00); BNB at 672.3, down 1.10%, with today's low of 669.5 also hit at 17:00—the three largest coins all hit their intraday lows at the same time, and volume picked up on all those candles (Bitcoin: $28 million; BNB: 3x the previous hour). At noon, we said selling pressure was easing; into the close, sellers really did step in.
Two new developments in the afternoon:
1️⃣ Analyst data shows Bitcoin perpetual futures have traded below spot for 156 consecutive hours, while open interest has climbed to 367,000 BTC—derivatives remain at a discount as open interest rises, but the fuel to push prices higher still hasn't replenished (16:11).
2️⃣ Binance Alpha will open airdrop claims and trading tonight at 19:00, with a minimum requirement of 250 points (17:36).
Total market cap: $2.4332 trillion, down 3.10% over 24h—about 1.7% lower than the $2.4749 trillion at noon. Bitcoin dominance rose to 60.5%—the largest coins are falling more slowly, while the long tail continues to bleed.
💬 Tonight, watch the U.S. stock market open at 21:30: markets weakened in pre-market trading, with Nasdaq futures down 0.64% and S&P 500 futures down 0.28%. Yesterday evening, Nasdaq futures were still strong at +1.65%. If the weakness materializes, will 73,000 hold?
Sources: Binance Spot, CoinGecko, PANews (2026-11-12 18:04 UTC+8)
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The question left at noon was: With the range narrowing to $600, which side would break first? The afternoon answer leaned downward—the price never tested the upside (the high after 13:00 was just 73,735), while the lows moved steadily lower: 13:00 73,529 → 14:00 73,422 → 17:00 73,260. The intraday low was revised for the third time, leaving just $260 to the 73,000 mark.
Prices: Bitcoin at 73,492, down 0.37% over 24h, with today's high at 74,811 (05:00) / low at 73,260 (17:00); Ethereum at 2,046, down 0.42%, with a high of 2,104 (01:00) / low of 2,036 (07:00); BNB at 672.3, down 1.10%, with today's low of 669.5 also hit at 17:00—the three largest coins all hit their intraday lows at the same time, and volume picked up on all those candles (Bitcoin: $28 million; BNB: 3x the previous hour). At noon, we said selling pressure was easing; into the close, sellers really did step in.
Two new developments in the afternoon:
1️⃣ Analyst data shows Bitcoin perpetual futures have traded below spot for 156 consecutive hours, while open interest has climbed to 367,000 BTC—derivatives remain at a discount as open interest rises, but the fuel to push prices higher still hasn't replenished (16:11).
2️⃣ Binance Alpha will open airdrop claims and trading tonight at 19:00, with a minimum requirement of 250 points (17:36).
Total market cap: $2.4332 trillion, down 3.10% over 24h—about 1.7% lower than the $2.4749 trillion at noon. Bitcoin dominance rose to 60.5%—the largest coins are falling more slowly, while the long tail continues to bleed.
💬 Tonight, watch the U.S. stock market open at 21:30: markets weakened in pre-market trading, with Nasdaq futures down 0.64% and S&P 500 futures down 0.28%. Yesterday evening, Nasdaq futures were still strong at +1.65%. If the weakness materializes, will 73,000 hold?
Sources: Binance Spot, CoinGecko, PANews (2026-11-12 18:04 UTC+8)
#盘前速览 #行情 #Cryptocurrency
$BTC $ETH