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  Bitcoin is trading near $74,600 and Ethereum near $2,120 on Tuesday, 10 November 2026, as the crypto market waits for the US October inflation report. Prices below are live market data as of 06:36 UTC (11:36 PKT) today, from Finnhub/Binance: Bitcoin $74,644, up 0.53% in 24 hours, with a 24-hour range of $73,750 to $75,568; Ethereum $2,119, with a 24-hour range of $2,083 to $2,152. The Crypto Fear & Greed Index reads 32 — Fear, up slightly from 29. Total crypto market capitalisation is about $2.51 trillion. Bitcoin analysis: Bitcoin is stuck below $75,000 after falling to $73,708 on 8 November, its lowest level since August. Nearest support is $74,508, followed by $74,000 and the $73,708 low; a break below $71,900 could open the way toward $65,000. Resistance sits at $74,968, then $75,562 and $76,000 — Bitcoin needs to hold $75,000 and reclaim $76,000 before a sustained rebound looks likely. The daily RSI is around 36.5 and the MACD is in negative territory, with Bitcoin tradi...

  Canada's crypto rules are moving fast this week. Ottawa is pushing ahead with a tough new crackdown on crypto ATMs, new stablecoin rules for banks are on the table in Budget 2026, and Bitcoin is holding near $75,000 as traders wait for US inflation data due later today. Here is everything Canadian crypto holders need to know. Bill S-8: A Crackdown on Crypto ATMs The biggest story in Canada is Bill S-8, the Combatting Financial Crimes and Drug Trafficking Act, introduced in the Senate on 3 November 2026 and now at second reading. It is not law yet, but it shows where Ottawa is heading. If passed, the bill would make it a criminal offence to operate a crypto ATM without a provincial or territorial licence, and cap crypto ATM use at $1,000 per person per 24 hours. It would also generally bar businesses from accepting cash payments of $10,000 or more, and tighten oversight of money-service businesses. The government says studies link 85% to 98% of crypto ATM transactions to illicit a...

Bitcoin is holding near $75,000 on Tuesday, 10 November 2026, while Ethereum trades near $2,135 — but the mood in crypto is very different from the mood in stocks. US stocks posted their biggest daily gain since April on Monday, with the Nasdaq up 2.7% and the S&P 500 up 2.3%. Crypto failed to follow. Bitcoin is hovering around $75,000 and Ethereum near $2,130, with no fresh buying coming in. Prices at a glance (as of this morning, 10 Nov 2026): - Bitcoin (BTC): around $75,000–$75,350, after dipping below $74,000 on Sunday - Ethereum (ETH): around $2,130–$2,135 - Fear & Greed Index: 32 (Fear), up slightly from 29 What is driving the market today 1. ETF outflows are the biggest weight on prices. US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded about $1.28 billion in net outflows last week — the largest weekly outflow since June and the second straight week of redemptions. Outflows of $430 million on 5 November and $412 million on 6 November pushed the funds' year-to-date flows into negative te...

  Bitcoin and Ethereum are both under pressure on Monday, 9 November 2026, after a sharp weekend sell-off pushed both coins to their lowest levels since August. Bitcoin is fighting to hold the $75,000 area, while Ethereum has fallen much harder. Here is the full picture — prices, key levels, the news driving the move, and what could move the market next. Market Snapshot — 9 November 2026 Bitcoin (BTC): trading near $75,000, down around 1% in the last 24 hours. It briefly fell to $73,510 early on Monday, its lowest since August, after losing the $76,000 level. Ethereum (ETH): trading near $2,135, down around 4.4% in the last 24 hours. It touched a low near $2,060. Crypto Fear & Greed Index: 29 — firmly in "Fear" territory (28 yesterday). Bitcoin (BTC) Analysis Bitcoin is sitting right on a key battleground. After jumping above $80,000 just after the US midterm elections, BTC gave back all of those gains — falling from $80,882 on 5 November to below $75,000 this morning. Su...

  On Monday 9 Nov 2026, Bitcoin and Ethereum slid to their lowest levels in more than two months. Bitcoin was trading near $75,180, after falling more than 2% to $73,708 in late Sunday trade, its lowest since August. Ethereum was near $2,142, down about 4-5% in 24 hours, after touching $2,223, also its lowest since August. Why it fell US midterm results — Democrats won control of both chambers of Congress — raised fears of tougher crypto regulation. Markets are also still absorbing a reported $6 billion heist at Binance, the world's biggest exchange. Sentiment is fearful, with the Fear & Greed Index at 28. What to watch next The US October CPI report is due on 10 Nov. If inflation comes in above expectations, rate-cut hopes fade and crypto could face more pressure. Bitcoin support and resistance Support at $74,740, then $73,708 and $73,510. Resistance at $75,590, then $76,000 and $78,000. Bitcoin is trading in a $75,000-$76,000 box, below its 20-day and 50-day moving averages. ...

Bitcoin is trading near $75,800 and Ethereum near $2,235 on 8 November 2026. Bitcoin: support near $75,700, then $73,190 (200-day average) and $73,000. Resistance at $76,000-$76,500, then $78,000 and $80,000. A break below $75,000 would increase downside risk; reclaiming $78,000 would improve momentum. Ethereum: support near $2,200. Resistance at $2,310. ETH is down about 17% in the past month and BTC down about 10%. US spot Bitcoin ETFs saw about $1.28 billion in outflows in the first week of November, and spot Ether ETFs $365.3 million. The bias remains cautious until BTC reclaims $78,000. What to watch: US CPI on Tuesday, 10 November, and Monday's ETF flows. This is market news, not investment advice.

Canada's new OSFI crypto rules for banks took effect on 1 November 2026, changing how crypto exposures and hedges count toward bank capital, with a 5% Group 2 exposure cap. The Bank of Canada raised its benchmark rate to 2.50% on 28 October, its first hike since July 2023. A new bill, S-8, introduced on 3 November, would restrict cash payments of C$10,000 or more and tighten oversight of money-service businesses and cryptocurrency ATMs, including criminalising unlicensed crypto ATMs. Kraken is pursuing more licences in Canada, including CIRO membership by April 2027 and a Bank of Canada payments licence. On 6 November, the US sanctioned eight Canadian money-exchange firms over Iran-linked crypto transfers — this targets those firms, not ordinary crypto users, and is not expected to move crypto prices on its own. This is market news, not investment advice.