Market brief · 2026-11-03
Bitcoin holds at $76,733 as 45 of 55 coins fall and THORChain gains 10.9%
· By the MyCryptoSignal Data Desk · Written from our own collected price data
Brief as of
Crypto drifted lower through Tuesday, with Bitcoin holding at $76,733 and total market cap slipping 1.32% to $2.43 trillion. It was a broad decline rather than a sharp move: 45 of 55 tracked coins fell and only four rose. Volume across the tracked market reached $105.34 billion. THORChain was the outlier, up 10.92%, while Beam gave back 15.05% of a recent run.
Crypto's total market cap stood at $2.43 trillion, down 1.32% over 24 hours and 3.87% across seven days. Bitcoin traded at $76,733, off 1.62%, and its dominance held at 63.4%. Ether slipped 1.08% to $2,253.27. Volume across the tracked market reached $105.34 billion. The shape was consistent: a slow bleed rather than a break, with the largest asset setting the tone and most everything else following it lower.
Breadth was lopsided. Of 55 tracked coins, 45 fell, four rose and six held inside a percentage point. The majors, eight coins, averaged -1.45% with one riser and six fallers. Meme coins, five names, averaged -1.55% and produced no risers at all. The 39 coins grouped as other averaged -1.93%, with three risers and 34 fallers. The gap between majors and memes is narrow, but the other cohort carried the heaviest losses, and no category escaped negative.
THORChain led the risers, trading at $0.574198 for a 10.92% gain. Its 24-hour range ran from $0.510152 to $0.592853, and volume reached $20.31 million. RSI sat at 65.5 with the trend still marked down, and the longer view is weaker: RUNE is down 6.26% over seven days and 21.57% over 30. No news item in the packet explains the move, so the numbers stand on their own — a sharp bounce inside a downtrend.
Behind it, Monero added 3.62% to $627.84 on $142.49 million of volume, with RSI at 54.3 and a trend marked up. TRON rose 1.84% to $0.321035, printing an RSI of 73.7 and $509.18 million in volume. Immutable gained 1.24% to $0.126786, and XRP edged up 0.30% to $1.25 on $1.35 billion of volume. Three of the four sit below their 30-day marks, which makes the group a set of rebounds rather than a new advance.
Beam was the heaviest faller, down 15.05% to $0.00418761 with RSI at 29 and $43.19 million of volume. It is still up 24.31% over seven days and 75.40% over 30, so the drop reads as giving back a run. NEAR Protocol fell 7.02% to $3.79 with RSI at 17.7. Aave lost 5.13% to $126.57 and is down 30.82% over 30 days. Ethena slipped 5.04% to $0.168557, Celestia 4.84% to $0.438842.
Of 30 sampled coins, 23 carried a down trend and two an up trend. Three were oversold, one overbought. Bitcoin's own RSI read 33.9 with a down trend and volatility at 0. Support sits at $76,460.9 and resistance at $77,178.6, with the price trading just above support and just below resistance. That mix describes a tape stretched toward weakness but not panicking — few extremes, and the largest asset pinned inside a narrow band.
Over seven days, Beam leads the gainers at 24.31%, ahead of Pepe at 7.85% and Monero at 1.35%. The week's losers are Ethena at -19.52%, Celestia at -16.93% and Worldcoin at -16.49%, with Worldcoin priced at $0.366749. Tether led turnover at $45.38 billion against $105.34 billion total. Only Monero appears on both today's riser list and the week's gainers, so today's strength barely overlaps the week's.
The tape reads as broad, orderly decay rather than a single shock. Total cap fell 1.32% while 45 of 55 coins declined, and the other cohort's -1.93% average outpaced the majors' -1.45% — the weakness is spread across smaller names, not concentrated in Bitcoin. Bitcoin's RSI at 33.9 and dominance at 63.4% say capital is not fleeing the largest asset; it is simply not moving into anything else. THORChain's 10.92% gain and Monero's 3.62% stand out precisely because so little else rose. Beam's 15.05% drop against a 24.31% seven-day gain shows how quickly recent winners give ground. Three oversold readings against one overbought is a mild, not extreme, distribution.
Bitcoin closed the window at $76,733, with support at $76,460.9 and resistance at $77,178.6 — a band narrow enough that either edge is the level to note. Yesterday's brief had Bitcoin holding at $78,012 with 37 of 55 coins falling; today 45 fell, a second straight day of widening declines. Beam is the other thread: down 15.05% in 24 hours after a 24.31% seven-day gain, with its 24-hour low of $0.00412788 sitting near the current price. It led yesterday's headline giving back 19.4%.
Data, not advice.
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