BTC HOLDS $75K AFTER HOT JOBS: BREAKDOWN?
$BTC Holds the $75K Line After a Hot Jobs Report. Breakdown Next?
BTC is near $75,750, after dipping to $74,762, its lowest since Aug 21. US payrolls beat forecasts by a wide margin (165,000 vs about 60,000 expected).
Traders now price about a 77% chance of a December Fed rate hike. Before you buy, here's the full picture.
Support: $75,000, then $73,000
Resistance: $76,100, then $78,000 and $80,000
Bull: reclaims $76,100 and $78,000, then $80,000 and the $80,700 high.
Base: ranges between $74,000 and $78,000 while rate-hike fears are priced in.
Bear: loses $74,000 and the 50-week average, then $73,000 and $69,000.
TRADE IDEA
Don't catch the knife. Wait for support to hold.
Entry: $73,800-$75,200
Stop: daily close below $72,800
Target: $78,000, then $80,000
Risk/reward: about 3:1 to the second target
Keep leverage low.
RISKS
• December Fed hike odds are about 77% and the 10-year yield is near 4.9%
• ETFs saw about $430M of outflows on Nov 5
• BTC isn't following the stock-market rebound
• It sits right on its 50-week average, and a break opens $69,000
MY TAKE
Crypto is trading on rates and flows, not on headlines. Wait for $75K to hold and for ETF flows to turn. Buy support with a tight stop, don't catch the knife. Patience beats FOMO.
Would you buy the dip or stay out?
Not financial advice. DYOR.
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@frankli_333 Exactly. $74.2 is the level bulls need to reclaim. Until then, the weekly trend still looks weak. Volume is encouraging, but price confirmation matters more.
HYPE/USDT | Pullback phase, holding the day's low
Hyperliquid (HYPE) is trading around 71.5 USDT, roughly flat over 24 hours. The week tells the real story: about -14%, after the spike toward 91 that I covered on Oct 30.
Snapshot
- Price: ~71.4 to 71.6 USDT
- 24h range: ~70.7 to ~74.2
- 7-day change: about -14.4%
- 24h volume: ~$843M
- Market cap: ~$17.1B (rank #10)
- Fully diluted value: ~$68B (about 240M of 1B HYPE circulating)
- All-time high: ~$97.96, so HYPE is about 27% below it
- Versus Oct 30: down roughly 21% from the ~91 area
What stands out
1) The rally has given back a lot. HYPE ran into the low 90s two weeks ago and now sits near 71.5. A fall of that size means the earlier breakout failed to hold.
2) The last 24 hours were calm. A range of about 5% and a flat close suggest selling pressure is easing, even if buyers have not taken control yet.
3) Volume is still large. About $843M traded against a $17.1B market cap, around 5% of cap. That is healthy liquidity for a top-10 asset, and it means moves here are driven by real flow and not thin books.
4) Sentiment is split. CoinGecko's community poll shows 54% bearish and 46% bullish. That is not a washout, which leaves room for more downside if buyers do not step in.
5) Supply is a background factor. Only about 24% of the max supply circulates, so future unlocks stay on the radar, as they did around the Nov 6 unlock window.
Levels I'm watching
Support: 70.7 (the day's low), then 68 to 70
Resistance: 74.2 (the day's high), then 80 to 82
My read: the trend since the peak is down, and one flat day does not change that. I'd want a daily close above 74.2 to show the pullback is over, and I'd treat a break under 70.7 as a sign that the next leg lower is starting. Until one of those happens, this is a range inside a pullback.
Are you buying the dip near 70 or waiting for a close above 74?
Not financial advice. Do your own research and manage your risk.
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@EricLedger0 Agreed. $70.7 is the level to watch. Holding it could give bulls a chance to recover, but reclaiming resistance with strong volume is what would confirm a real shift.
BTC HOLDS $75K AFTER HOT JOBS: BREAKDOWN?
$BTC Holds the $75K Line After a Hot Jobs Report. Breakdown Next?
BTC is near $75,750, after dipping to $74,762, its lowest since Aug 21. US payrolls beat forecasts by a wide margin (165,000 vs about 60,000 expected).
Traders now price about a 77% chance of a December Fed rate hike. Before you buy, here's the full picture.
Support: $75,000, then $73,000
Resistance: $76,100, then $78,000 and $80,000
Bull: reclaims $76,100 and $78,000, then $80,000 and the $80,700 high.
Base: ranges between $74,000 and $78,000 while rate-hike fears are priced in.
Bear: loses $74,000 and the 50-week average, then $73,000 and $69,000.
TRADE IDEA
Don't catch the knife. Wait for support to hold.
Entry: $73,800-$75,200
Stop: daily close below $72,800
Target: $78,000, then $80,000
Risk/reward: about 3:1 to the second target
Keep leverage low.
RISKS
• December Fed hike odds are about 77% and the 10-year yield is near 4.9%
• ETFs saw about $430M of outflows on Nov 5
• BTC isn't following the stock-market rebound
• It sits right on its 50-week average, and a break opens $69,000
MY TAKE
Crypto is trading on rates and flows, not on headlines. Wait for $75K to hold and for ETF flows to turn. Buy support with a tight stop, don't catch the knife. Patience beats FOMO.
Would you buy the dip or stay out?
Not financial advice. DYOR.
#BTC #Bitcoin #BTCUSDT #Crypto #CryptoNews #BitcoinPrice #CryptoTrading #TradingIdeas #TechnicalAnalysis #Bybit #BuyTheDip #FedRateHike
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Devil’s advocate for a sec. If you‘re a scammer targeting an exchange, the perfect play is: new account, abuse the system on purpose, get flagged, then cry victim with receipts that look scary without context. The 50 phones and perfect win rate fit “abuse on purpose” way better than they fit “innocent newbie.” And the instant KOL response suggests the crying part was pre-arranged. Change my mind.
@aoaozhanga@Warcraft Crypto headlines keep getting bigger while our bags keep testing our patience 😂 Sometimes the best strategy is to log off, enjoy a game, and let the market do its thing.
@aoaozhanga Exactly. A hot CPI surprise could trigger a massive liquidation cascade. With leverage this high, risk management matters more than predicting the next move. The market can turn quickly when liquidity disappears.
$BTC: CPI Hit, $723M Wiped Out, Bitcoin Holds $73K
Bitcoin is about 41% below its high, fear is high, and a hot inflation report just flushed leveraged traders.
The big question is whether $72K holds. Here's the full picture 👇
WHAT IT IS
Bitcoin is digital money with a fixed supply of 21M coins, about 20.1M already mined.
No company runs it and nobody can print more. That scarcity is the whole story.
WHERE IT CAME FROM
Satoshi Nakamoto released it in 2009 after the 2008 crisis. The current all-time high is about $126K (Oct 6, 2025).
TOKENOMICS
• Max supply: 21M, hard cap
• Mined so far: about 96%
• Market cap: about $1.49T
• New coins halve roughly every four years, so new supply keeps shrinking
• US spot ETFs hold about $99B in assets, down from about $109B a month ago
THE PRICE STORY
• Now: about $73.5K-$74.2K (sources differ slightly)
• Down about 41% from the high
• Down about 4% in 7 days, and about 11% in 30 days
• Oct 30: a record exchange hack, about $6.3B from Binance hot wallets, reported as North Korea-linked
• Spot ETFs saw $643M of outflows the next day, the biggest since June, and about $1.28B in the first week of November
• Then the US inflation report came in hotter than expected (headline 0.4% vs 0.3% forecast)
• About $723M was liquidated in crypto, mostly longs. $203M of it was BTC.
• The 10-year Treasury yield moved above 5%
• Fear & Greed: 27, extreme fear
THE LEVELS
• Support: $73.2K, then $72.7K and $72K, then $70K
• Resistance: $74.0-74.3K, then $75K, $76.5K and $78K
• Momentum: RSI is about 34, close to oversold
3 SCENARIOS
Bull: $72K holds, BTC reclaims $75K and retests $76.5K-$78K as fear fades.
Base: it chops between $72K and $75K while traders wait for the Fed and ETF flows.
Bear: $72K breaks, price slides to $70K, and a close below that opens $68K.
TRADE IDEA
Entry zone: $72,000-$73,000 (example: $72,500)
Stop: daily close below $70,500
Targets: $75,000, then $78,000
Risk/reward: about 1.25:1 to the first target, 2.75:1 to the second
This is a bounce idea at support, in a market that is still trending down. Use small size. If $70.5K closes below, step aside.
RISKS
• Rates may stay high, or rise, if inflation keeps surprising
• ETF outflows could continue
• Large holders reduced about 34K BTC last week (one analyst's estimate)
• Leverage is still high. Another flush can come fast.
• Stocks are falling too, so there's no safe corner
MY TAKE
Extreme fear has marked bottoms before, but it has also marked the middle of a fall. I'd wait for the $72K hold or a close above $75K rather than guess the bottom.
Do you buy the fear or wait for $75K? 👇
Not financial advice. DYOR.
#BTC #Bitcoin #BTCUSDT #Crypto #CPI #ETF
@cas_abbe@bstocksfinance@binance@cz_binance The most interesting part is the behavior, not just the $4.8B figure. Weekend activity and demand from emerging markets suggest tokenized equities are solving a real access problem. The next test is whether this growth translates into sustainable liquidity and long-term adoption.
@cryptomindbetsy Exactly. The real strength is how quickly buyers stepped in after the CPI dip. Holding $72K after that leverage flush is encouraging, but reclaiming $75K would make the bullish case much stronger.