Market brief · 2026-11-10
Bitcoin holds $74,780, up 1.01%, as 42 of 55 coins rise and Jupiter gains 11.10%
· By the MyCryptoSignal Data Desk · Written from our own collected price data
Brief as of
Crypto steadied Tuesday after a broad decline, with Bitcoin holding near $74,780 while most tracked coins turned higher. The total market cap stood at $2,358,416,002,965, up 1.06% over 24 hours. It was a rebound session rather than a breakout: 42 of 55 coins rose, but Bitcoin's seven-day change remains negative at 2.62% and its trend reading still points down.
Total market cap was $2,358,416,002,965, up 1.06% over 24 hours and down 2.98% across seven days. Bitcoin traded at $74,780, up 1.01%, with dominance at 63.8% of that total. Ether changed hands at $2,121.27, up 1.31%. Volume across the tracked market reached $103,630,680,715. Bitcoin's own seven-day change stayed negative at 2.62%, so the session recovers only part of the recent slide.
Breadth leaned firmly positive. Of 55 tracked coins, 42 rose, three fell and 10 held inside a percentage point. The major cohort, eight coins, averaged a 1.13% gain with six risers and no fallers. Meme names, five coins, averaged 3.41% and all five advanced. The other 39 coins averaged 2.48%, with 31 higher and three lower. The gap between the meme cohort and the majors reads as appetite sitting further out the risk curve.
Jupiter was the day's leader, at $0.256509, up 11.10%. Volume reached $64,164,768 and its RSI stood at 66.3 with a trend reading of up. The 24-hour range ran from $0.229067 to $0.258119, so the price finished near the top of it. Seven-day change was 5.82%, while the 30-day change remained negative at 27.88%. The packet carried no news item tied to the move, so the numbers stand on their own.
Pyth Network followed at $0.06592, up 10.39%, with an RSI of 65.8 and a seven-day gain of 5.29%. Gram traded at $1.094, up 9.20%, on $82,044,826 of volume and an RSI of 74.3, though its seven-day change was still negative at 7.33%. Avalanche rose 8.20% to $8.49 on $541,369,145 of volume. Arweave added 7.25% to $3.32, with a seven-day change of 6.32%. All five carry an up trend and all five remain negative over 30 days.
Only three tracked coins fell, and Monero was the heaviest, down 5.37% to $560.63 on $140,978,365 of volume. Its RSI of 25.8 is the lowest in the packet and its seven-day change is negative at 6.99%, but it is still up 7.22% over 30 days. Immutable slipped 1.93% to $0.119699 and is down 38.14% over 30 days. Arbitrum gave back 1.55% to $0.168743, though it remains up 12.25% on the week. Quant fell 0.91% to $191.82 with an RSI of 36, and Aave eased 0.04% to $127.67.
Technical breadth stayed cautious. Of 30 sampled coins, one was overbought, one oversold, three carried an up trend and 14 a down trend. Bitcoin's own RSI was 49.2, mid-range, with a trend reading of down and volatility at 0. Support sits at $74,347.30 and resistance at $74,807.90, close enough that the price trades just below resistance and just above support. That mix describes a tape that has stopped falling without yet turning.
Over seven days the leaders were Injective at $8.16, up 16.42%, Pepe at $0.00000534, up 12.89%, and Arbitrum at $0.168743, up 12.25%. The laggards were Bitcoin Cash at $238.90, down 12.93%, Worldcoin at $0.320777, down 12.67%, and XRP at $1.10, down 11.97%. None of Tuesday's five risers appear on the week's leader list; Arbitrum is the one name on both, as a weekly gainer and a daily decliner. Tether led turnover at $44,501,881,839 against a $103,630,680,715 total.
The tape reads as a bounce inside a downtrend, not a turn. Bitcoin's 1.01% gain leaves it 2.62% lower on the week, and its trend reading still points down with an RSI of 49.2 — mid-range, neither stretched nor washed out. Breadth is the more telling number: 42 of 55 coins rose, and the meme cohort's 3.41% cap-weighted gain outran the majors' 1.13%. That is rotation toward the speculative end while the largest asset barely moves. Technical breadth holds the same tension, with 14 of 30 sampled coins trending down against three trending up, and one overbought against one oversold. Support at $74,347.30 and resistance at $74,807.90 sit close together, and the price trades between them.
Watch whether Bitcoin holds above the $74,347.30 support that framed Tuesday's session, after yesterday's $73,942 print. The divergence to track is Monero: down 5.37% to $560.63 with an RSI of 25.8, the lowest reading in the packet, yet still up 7.22% over 30 days. Gram's RSI of 74.3 is the highest among the day's risers, and its seven-day change of 7.33% to the downside shows the 9.20% session gain has not repaired the week. Breadth is the other line to follow, with 42 of 55 coins higher against three lower.
Data, not advice.
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