We collected YouTube bloggers' calls on BTC for November 5, 2026: where they expect the price to go and which targets and levels they name. Each call is the author's opinion, not investment advice.
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CoinDesk: potential BTC bull run linked to AI and stablecoin sector dynamics
A CoinDesk analyst sees the coming bullishness in Bitcoin as something that could be triggered by the way artificial intelligence and stablecoins are evolving. In the expert’s view, AI and the narratives surrounding it are already leaving their mark on capital flows in the crypto space.
The current cycle is being driven by AI to a large extent, the analyst observes, with the technology commanding investor focus and attracting considerable capital. As for the market at large, with Bitcoin at its center, the last time it delivered a notable performance was in 2021 and the first part of 2022 when it reached around $120,000.
But once the AI investment cycle has run its course, the expert from CoinDesk anticipates a movement of capital back into crypto assets that could spark another bull run in Bitcoin. How long the AI trading trend lasts will be the determining factor in when that happens. There is also an expectation that stablecoin activity will be instrumental in building upward momentum and rekindling interest in BTC.
Crypto World: correction continues with resistance at $80,000–$82,000, support at $75,000
A downturn of some magnitude has come to Bitcoin and the crypto market at large, says the host of Crypto World, brought on by a combination of Trump Media’s offloading of its BTC and a steep fall in Nvidia.
According to the analyst, the sale of around 4,200 BTC (worth over $300 million) on crypto.com by Trump Media has been a source of considerable selling pressure. Market sentiment has also been affected by Nvidia shares, which have tumbled over 11% in just 24 hours, their steepest decline since April 2025; one could argue that the tech sector is softening in response to midterm election outcomes that have curbed Republican influence.
As for Bitcoin, it is in correction and technicals do not indicate any recovery in sight, with resistance found between $80,000 and $82,000. Should the $75,000 to $76,000 support give way, the next is around $66,000. Altcoins are down as well: Ethereum and XRP have lost ground and Solana is being held at $96-$99, possibly to fall to the $81.50-$83 mark. Given the climate, the author suggests short or grid strategies for traders.
Crypto Jebb: potential bounce to $72,000 after sharp correction
Crypto Jebb would have one believe the 5 percent Bitcoin has given up recently is only a passing phase and a bullish reversal is not far off. The host of the channel attributes the correction to panic in the AI and semiconductor sectors, not any underlying weakness in the coin.
After putting on a good show with a rally yesterday, the price of Bitcoin corrected by about $4,000 to $76,462. One can draw a line from that to the 25% the SOX semiconductor ETF has lost in the last week and a half or so, a slide that has also affected VanEck’s SMH and Vanguard’s VGT.
Then there are the U.S. midterms. With Democrats picking up seven seats in the Senate and 30 in the House, Crypto Jebb says there is anxiety over what regulatory obstacles may be put in the way of AI development in states such as Texas and Ohio. But despite these headwinds in the sector, Jeb McAfee is of the opinion that Bitcoin will be supported at $72,000; he views the present move as nothing more than a temporary response to events outside the market and foresees upside ahead.
DataDash: potential drop to $72,500 as Bitcoin loses $76,200 support
DataDash sees the risk of further downside in Bitcoin’s latest slide below $76,200. The host of the channel points to a possible move down to $72,500 as something traders are watching.
Having retreated from an $81,000 peak, Bitcoin is now below the $76,200 support line, which happens to be the 90-day moving average as well as the low for October. To restore any bullish momentum, a daily close above $76,200 is necessary, says DataDash; otherwise, one can expect it to keep falling.
If $76,200 is not reclaimed, the expectation is for BTC to trade sideways and remain range-bound up to $82,000. Should the price fall below $71,300, that would indicate a more pronounced reversal. There are also cautionary notes in the form of a Bearish Shark pattern at $86,870; it is prudent for traders to adjust their approach while the market corrects.
Krown: bearish November outlook as BTC trades below October low
Krown has put forward the view that Bitcoin’s latest move below October’s low is an ill omen for November; historically, such a move has been followed by an average return of -17.5% for the month. The author emphasizes that this pattern can be traced back to 2018 and has been consistently bearish since then.
In as many as two recent instances, including a new low set today, Bitcoin has broken below its October floor. Krown notes that November tends to post median returns in negative territory of 17.5% when this occurs. Indeed, every November since 2018 that has seen this kind of breakdown has finished in the red, with returns between -3.1% and -7%.
As for what comes next, the channel sees no end to the downtrend unless BTC can get back over $81,900. A daily close below $76,400 will see the Stochastic indicator deteriorate further, whereas anything above $77,150 would be taken as a positive, if not outright bullish, sign. And should Bitcoin see another 10 to 15 percent decline, Krown suggests traders pay particular attention to that level.
CryptoFateev Ripple XRP Трейдер: BTC risks further drop toward $68,000 if $76,000 support fails
The crypto market has taken a nosedive following significant Bitcoin selling by Trump’s company, says CryptoFateev Ripple XRP Trader in his analysis. Should current support levels prove inadequate, the trader cautions that Bitcoin is likely to be pushed lower.
To put it in numbers, the analyst points to $343 million in Bitcoin offloaded by the Trump organization as the cause of the ensuing selloff. In the last day alone, Bitcoin is down 5.5 percent and is trading at about $76,000; altcoins have been hit harder with losses of up to 10%.
A break of the $76,000 mark would see Bitcoin make a swift move to $70,000 in the author’s view, or even to $68,000 if BTC were to fall below the 50-week moving average. There is also the matter of the new US Congress assuming office on January 3, which the trader sees as a potential cut-off for any market manipulation. As for the rest of the market, projects like StarkNet are slipping in the rankings. And while XRP put in a good showing earlier this year, it and Litecoin are being viewed with some skepticism over a lack of tangible progress.
Tyler S: potential drop to $67,000 as Bitcoin faces AI policy uncertainty
Tyler S, in his analysis, sees Bitcoin as resilient in the face of US AI policy concerns, though he does not rule out further downside for the digital currency. The trader has issued a warning that if adverse trends continue, BTC could fall back to its 200-week moving average around $67,000.
There is relative stability to be found in Bitcoin even as the NASDAQ and tech stocks have dropped about 5%, a pattern the author notes. Yet Tyler S is quick to point out that the US could see its competitiveness with China erode if tighter AI regulations slow technological advancement.
If that restriction of AI development is severe enough, the trader predicts a further 10% decline for Bitcoin. Such a move would bring BTC to the key support level of the 200-week moving average, but it may also prompt investors to seek the safety of cryptocurrencies over equities. There is also the matter of Bitcoin’s position below its 50-day moving average; according to the author, that alone makes a more pronounced correction likely.
Bitcoin Magazine: potential for $230,000 BTC by 2029 if current recovery continues
Bitcoin Magazine reports that, should present trends hold, the recovery Bitcoin has been making from its June 2022 trough may well put a $230,000 price point within reach by May of 2029.
A sigma analysis of the channel’s figures shows the current cycle to be more robust than one would think from the raw price movements; measured back to the low of June 30, 2022 and accounting for volatility, it is ahead of prior cycles. To put it in perspective, the 2017 episode was an outlier, a seven-sigma event driven in no small part by the ICO craze, whereas the latest has come in at around four sigma.
Assuming volatility stays where it has been between 2022 and 2025, in the 30 to 32 percent range, the numbers point to $230,000 in 2029. There is scope for $180,000, a 2.3x gain, even if volatility were to drop to 25%. The target is further supported by the fact that every recovery cycle in Bitcoin’s history has exhibited a logarithmic growth pattern at about two thirds the rate of the previous one.
Crypto Crew University: potential major BTC drop signaled by rare 'red cross up' indicator
A ‘red cross up’ of the rare variety is to be found on the Bitcoin chart, a signal that in the past has been a harbinger of steep price falls, says Crypto Crew University. The analyst puts out a warning that BTC could be about to re-enact a bearish pattern from previous years.
In his assessment, the host of the channel points to the fact that this indicator has appeared on only three prior occasions: October 2020, when there was a 26% correction; January 2021, with a 37% loss in less than a month; and May 2021, which led to a 36% monthly drop. The severity of the ensuing drops has lessened with each occurrence, but the analyst notes that the prospect of a marked decline is still present.
As for what comes next, Crypto Crew University lays out three possibilities: the bullish signal will hold, it will be negated and the bears will return, or the bearish signal will prove to be false. To be sure, the ADX and DI indicators should be watched. An update is coming from the University on November 13; in the meantime, subscribers can take advantage of our signals, which are 100 percent accurate, at no cost.
Coin Bureau: BTC eyes $87,000 if it holds above $80,000 and breaks $85,000 resistance
Bitcoin has been anything but subdued by the political climate or the sizable Binance hack, putting in a resilient performance of late, says Coin Bureau. The channel points out that while Bitcoin was at the $80,000 mark a week prior to the elections, it dropped to $77,000 in the wake of the most extensive hack to date on Binance, a sophisticated affair that saw wallet engineers compromised.
Nonetheless, the asset made a swift recovery. Even after election night concerns over regulation sent it down to $75,000, it was back up to $81,000 in little more than 12 hours. Then there is the question of a Democratic Congress; as Coin Bureau makes clear, that would bring with it greater uncertainty in the form of more rules and a slowdown of crypto legislation.
Coinglass figures show some $950 million in liquidations, mostly from shorts, and a squeeze was the result. As for what comes next, the analyst is of the opinion that BTC will need to post daily closes above $80,000 and retest it to establish support there. A break of $85,000 and, in the view of Coin Bureau, one can expect a push toward $87,000.
Thinking Crypto: BTC eyes $90,000 by year end amid bullish technicals and institutional moves
Credible Crypto, an analyst and host of Thinking Crypto, believes that Bitcoin will make a move to $90,000 before any correction is due by year’s end.
To support that view, he cites some encouraging technicals: the RSI on Bitcoin is no longer in overbought territory and the daily MACD has turned positive, both pointing to a short-term return of bullishness.
There are also institutional developments. Major names such as JP Morgan and Morgan Stanley are turning to the DTCC for their tokenization of securities. The SEC has given its approval for Canton Network to treat its token as a digital commodity, a decision that may invite more investment from institutions. Additionally, Stripe has rolled out a feature for US firms to send stablecoins to crypto wallets in about 160 countries, which should aid adoption. The host also mentions the Mercado Bitcoin hack, emphasizing what he sees as an imperative for the industry to improve its security.
Crypto Rover: targeting $87,000 as Bitcoin rallies on post-election short squeeze
The author of Crypto Rover sees further upside for Bitcoin in the wake of a significant short squeeze triggered by the U.S. election. In the aftermath, the asset has gained considerable value as most shorts were liquidated; the analyst attributes 50 percent of the rally to those liquidations, with spot buying and leveraged longs accounting for another 30 and 20 percent, respectively.
As for what is to come, the analyst believes that Bitcoin will continue its upward trajectory. With plenty of liquidity sitting above current prices, $87,000 is a likely target. He does not rule out some resistance in the near term given the concentration of sell orders at $81,000 to $82,000 and about $30 million in buy orders around $75,000, but he is keeping his positions open, expecting more gains from the move.
Krown: bullish reversal possible if BTC reclaims $81,900 resistance
Bitcoin must get back to the $81,900 mark in order to put a bullish trend back in place, says Krown, following its failure to do so last Wednesday.
In Krown’s view, that is the level BTC needs to surpass to end the daily downtrend and show bullishness across all timeframes, from short to long term. The analyst observes that while Bitcoin was trading below the October low for a time—a bearish sign—it has recently moved above $80,000, which could indicate a potential recovery.
There is also the matter of moving averages; a daily close above $80,000 would see Bitcoin reclaim all of them and make a stronger case for a reversal. Krown would be more encouraged by a five-day close above $80,450 or a daily close at $81,900 to $82,000, as such levels could well prove to be a market low and provide cause for optimism heading into the first half of November.
The Moon Show: bitcoin could target $85,000 if resistance breaks, says trader
The host of The Moon Show is in a bullish mood on Bitcoin and would put the price at $85,000 should it overcome present resistance. In fact, he says one need only break through that resistance to make it worth going all in.
The trader has a $2 million position in Bitcoin with $15,000 in realized gains and another $50,000 in unrealized profit. He has placed limit orders below the current price to take advantage of any dip but is not bearish in the short term. His work with Ethereum has been no less rewarding, having put $265,000 in profits in the bank over a few weeks.
There are other trades being run as well: the SPX is up by $30,000 and MicroStrategy is in the black, though PEPE and AVAX are in the red. And for those looking for some VIP treatment and bonuses, the host recommends doing some trading on the Weeks exchange.
This article reflects the channel authors’ opinions and is not investment advice.
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