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The Cryptex Digital Market Cap Index opens the week at 1,157.31, down 2.45% over the past 24 hours and up 15.7% from its 1,000 base.
$BTC -1.9% over 24 hours.
Crypto earnings are also on deck: MARA Monday, Bitdeer Tuesday and Gemini Thursday.
Binance says HYPE and APT withdrawals are back online, with additional assets and networks continuing to reopen in phases.
$BTC trades near $74,900. Bitcoin dominance sits at 61.9%.
Friday’s jobs report added another macro pressure point: 165,000 jobs added in October versus 65,000 expected, with unemployment falling to 4.1%. Rate hike expectations increased after the release.
Binance reported that 98% of affected assets had been replenished and continued reopening withdrawals Friday.
$BTC opened Monday near $78,200, reached roughly $81,100 midweek, and ends near $75,700.
Bitcoin dominance sits at 61.4%.
Tuesday’s U.S. midterm elections put control of Congress and the outlook for crypto legislation in focus. $AAPL, $PLTR, $AMD and $QCOM earnings also land this week.
On the economic calendar: ISM manufacturing Monday, JOLTS job openings Tuesday, ISM services Wednesday, jobless claims Thursday, and October’s jobs report Friday at 8:30 a.m. ET.
$BTC trades near $77,700. Bitcoin dominance sits at 61.9%.
The Fed held rates at 3.75% to 4.00% on Wednesday. Two officials dissented in favor of a rate hike, with inflation still elevated.
Thursday brought the largest crypto hack on record. TRM Labs estimates $6.36B was stolen from Binance wallets and attributes the attack to North Korean hackers. Roughly $2.7B was frozen. Binance said user funds are safe.
$BTC opened Monday near $80,000, traded as high as $81,900 on Thursday, and ends near $76,800.
Bitcoin dominance sits at 61.4%.