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Bitcoin fell 1.4% to USD 74,607, with XRP and Ether falling harder.
ETF outflows, policy doubts and Fed hike odds weighed on sentiment.
US inflation data and USD 73,500 support will steer the next move.
Bitcoin slid below USD 75,000 on Monday and traded near USD 74,607. The flagship coin lost 1.4% over 24 hours, and its market value fell to USD 1.50 trillion.
Ether took the heavier hit, down 4.4% to USD 2,133, while XRP dropped 4.9%. Bitcoin touched a two-month low of USD 73,708 before it steadied. Traders now watch the 200-day average near USD 73,000 and Tuesday's US inflation report closely.
Bitcoin trades at USD 74,606.90, down 1.4% over 24 hours. Market capitalization stands at USD 1.50 trillion, with 24-hour volume at USD 20.87 billion. Buyers now guard the USD 73,500 to USD 74,000 zone, while USD 76,000 caps the upside.
Below is today's Daily Quote roundup from leading crypto market analysts on Bitcoin's near-term structure.
"Bitcoin and Ethereum continue to trade below their key 4-hour moving averages. BTC is around USD 75,000 after testing the USD 73,500 to USD 74,000 zone, while ETH is near USD 2,140 following a break below USD 2,200 to USD 2,230. Ethereum has declined more than Bitcoin."
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"BTC remains under pressure, trading around USD 75K as persistent ETF outflows and expectations of further US monetary tightening weigh on investor sentiment. Looking ahead, USD 74K to USD 75K remains a key support zone, while reclaiming USD 77K to USD 78K will be important for recovery."
Source: CoinGecko, prices as of today's session.
No major coin closed higher, and stablecoins stayed flat. XRP led the losers, down 4.9% to USD 1.10, followed by Ethereum at 4.4%. Hyperliquid fell 3.9%, Zcash 2.6%, and Dogecoin 2.4%. Monero held steadiest, down just 0.1%.
Bitcoin slipped below USD 75,000 and tapped a two-month low of USD 73,708 before stabilizing near USD 74,483. The move came with no clear crypto catalyst, as trading opened soft in Asia. Bitcoin now sits about 40% below its record high.
Bitcoin trades below its 50-day average near USD 82,000 but above its 200-day average slightly above USD 73,000. Buyers will likely defend that long-term line first. A clean break would shift focus to the USD 70,000 area.
Ether fell 4.4% to USD 2,133.63, while XRP dropped 4.9% to USD 1.10. Solana lost 2.2% to USD 87.21, and Dogecoin eased 2.4%. Hyperliquid fell 3.9% to USD 74.33.
Ether also dipped below USD 2,100 intraday before recovering, and weekend lows were the weakest since August. Delta Exchange expects traders to defend the USD 2,060 to USD 2,100 zone. Selling volume has risen in both markets.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded USD 1.28 billion in weekly outflows, the steepest since June. Delta Exchange data shows Ethereum funds lost about USD 365 million. BlackRock's IBIT led Friday's exit with about USD 403 million. Fidelity's FBTC alone drew inflows.
Year-to-date Bitcoin ETF flows have turned negative after the USD 1.28 billion week. CoinGlass notes ETF data suits medium-term trends better than short-term signals. Sustained inflows are needed before traders trust any floor near USD 74,000.
TradingKey links the break below USD 75,000 to regulatory uncertainty after the Democratic congressional sweep. Macro funds have raised hedging as political shifts threaten crypto-friendly legislation. Benzinga reports Democrats now control both the House and the Senate.
The market structure bill would have moved more power from the SEC to the CFTC. Democrats will likely seek more investigations into the Trump administration. Policy risk now sits alongside ETF and rate pressure on sentiment.
Market-implied odds of a December Fed hike moved toward 80% after the strong jobs report. The US economy added 165,000 jobs in October against a forecast of 65,000. Higher rates tend to weigh on speculative assets like crypto.
Stronger inflation data could trigger further downside, while softer numbers may help Bitcoin defend USD 75,000. The release is scheduled for Tuesday, November 10. Traders may keep positions light until the print arrives. Volatility often rises around inflation prints.
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Desks mark USD 73,500 to USD 74,000 as near-term support, with the 200-day average near USD 73,000 just below it. A reclaim of USD 75,987 to USD 76,974 would improve momentum. A breakdown could open USD 70,000 and the USD 65,000 to USD 67,000 range.
Tuesday's inflation data and ETF flows will steer sentiment next. Investors may favor staggered entries and modest position sizes until stronger confirmation appears.
1. What is the Bitcoin price today?
Bitcoin trades near USD 74,606.90, down 1.4% in 24 hours. Market capitalization stands at USD 1.50 trillion, while 24-hour volume reached USD 20.87 billion as Bitcoin slipped under USD 75,000.
2. Which crypto fell the most among the top coins today?
XRP fell the most among the major coins, dropping 4.9% to USD 1.10. Ethereum lost 4.4%, Hyperliquid slipped 3.9%, and Zcash declined 2.6%. No coin gained, while Monero held steadiest with a 0.1% dip.
3. What moved crypto markets today?
Weak ETF demand, regulatory doubts after the US midterms and rising Fed hike odds pressured prices. Spot Bitcoin ETFs lost USD 1.28 billion last week, the steepest weekly outflow since June.
4. What are the key Bitcoin levels to watch?
Traders track USD 73,500 to USD 74,000 as support and USD 75,987 to USD 76,974 as resistance. A breakdown could expose USD 70,000, while Tuesday's inflation data may add sharp volatility.