As of November 8, 2026, Bitcoin was trading around $75,800–$76,000, while Ethereum was between $2,230 and $2,235. Bitcoin has maintained higher lows since midyear and is defending the $74,800–$75,500 zone, but a weekly close above $81,000–$82,000 would be needed to confirm a durable base. The Consumer Price Index release on November 10 is the main near-term catalyst: cooler figures would support a recovery, while hotter inflation readings could undermine it. A modest rebound is possible, but recent outflows from spot ETFs and the weak ETH/BTC ratio currently limit the prospects for a broad market surge.
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