Bitcoin price prediction for November 6, 2026: 17 bloggers’ views

We collected YouTube bloggers' calls on BTC for November 6, 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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Crypto Jebb: BTC risks drop to $72,000 if key moving average isn’t reclaimed

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Crypto Jebb251K subscribers · 1 of 12 played out
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This call: BTC ▼ down — being checked by price until Nov 20

Crypto Jebb suggests that Bitcoin’s move below its 365-day moving average, following a semiconductor sell-off, is a sign of further downside if any recovery fails to materialize.

The expert has put a figure on it: $75,650, where Bitcoin landed after being pushed below that average by steep losses in the SOX index of chip makers. He attributes much of the unease in the market to political headwinds in the US, particularly regarding data center construction in the aftermath of the election.

There is a risk of the price dropping as low as $72,000 if it does not reclaim $74,950 soon, he cautions. But despite the near-term bearishness, Crypto Jebb sees this as a buying opportunity. His view is that once the correction is over, a return to $86,000 is likely and, eventually, $100,000 is within reach. Additionally, he makes a case for AI and memory stocks as solid complementary holdings.

CryptoFateev Ripple XRP Трейдер: BTC risks drop to $68,000 if it fails to reclaim $76,400 resistance

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CryptoFateev Ripple XRP Трейдер70.9K subscribers · 20 of 60 played out
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The market has been thrown into a state of panic by Bitcoin’s move below $76,000, and there is potential for further losses if key resistance is not regained, says CryptoFateev, author of Ripple XRP Trader.

In his analysis, it is clear that the recent drop below $76,000 has done little to reduce volatility and uncertainty in the crypto space. The analyst cautions that unless BTC quickly reclaims a position above $76,400, a decline to $68,000 can be expected.

There are also legislative matters to consider; for example, the White House is reviewing a 401(k) bill that could potentially bring significant capital into crypto. However, the author notes that such positives are vulnerable to market manipulation. Ultimately, any short-term prospects remain bearish if Bitcoin does not regain its footing.

Crypto World: key support at $75K–$76K under pressure amid mixed short-term signals

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Crypto World228K subscribers · 46 of 136 played out
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The host of Crypto World would have one believe that the market is in for some short-term turbulence, with Bitcoin and US equities displaying uncommon signals. There is a bullish divergence to be seen in the near term, but one cannot be sure of the prevailing trend given the mix of bullish and bearish elements.

For his part, the analyst has been keeping an eye on the $75,000-$76,000 area as Bitcoin tests this support zone. The super trend indicator is green and there is no question about the validity of the bullish divergence on the weekly chart, yet he remains cautious; a more pronounced bearish divergence is evident on the daily chart and calls for prudence.

Then there is the NASDAQ 100, which has shown an oversold reading for the first time since March 2023. Should the US stock market recover over the next few weeks, it may present a buying opportunity, something that would benefit Bitcoin as well. Altcoins such as XRP, Solana, and Chainlink are running into resistance, though. And if the current support does not hold, there is ample liquidity to be found below the current price of Bitcoin, in the mid-60s or so, to serve as a target. In the end, the host says the market is not out of the woods even if some short-term respite is in sight.

Tyler S: potential drop to $60,000 before sharp bullish reversal

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Tyler S220K subscribers · 6 of 6 played out
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This call: BTC ▼ down — being checked by price until Dec 6

Tyler S, in the author’s view, sees Bitcoin making its biggest drop of the past five weeks as a prelude to a bull market of some strength. The trader puts a warning on the present downturn, calling it an event of historic proportions and a notable turning point.

There is the prospect of a sizeable drop ahead for Bitcoin, with the trader pointing to a slide below $70,000 or down to $60,000. In their estimation, this would be the most significant correction in more than a month and one that might put two straight years in the red behind Bitcoin, something unprecedented.

Yet for all the short-term bearishness, the author emphasizes the idea that this is the final major shakeout before a bullish reversal. After the correction has run its course, they expect to see a sharp rally as Bitcoin embarks on a solid upward trend.

Krown: targeting $84,000 if Bitcoin closes above $80,000 soon

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This call: BTC ▲ up — being checked by price until Nov 16

Gerald Wisney of Krown believes that Bitcoin will reach $84,000 by mid-November, provided it can close above $80,000 in the coming days. In his view, such an outcome would make the market’s bullishness a tangible force rather than just sentiment.

Over the next 10 days, Wisney has a bullish outlook for the asset and expects it to reach the $83,000 to $84,000 range by mid-November. He sees a daily close above $80,000 as the catalyst for this kind of follow-through.

His optimism is based on the current price action and trends in the market. However, the analyst is not without caution; he anticipates a small pullback once $84,000 is reached, if only to establish a higher low. Despite his positive stance, Wisney advises being prepared for a correction after the first target is achieved.

Benjamin Cowen: potential drop to $74,900 as Q4 bearish trends loom

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Benjamin Cowen1.02M subscribers · 0 of 7 played out
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This call: BTC ▼ down — being checked by price until Dec 31

Benjamin Cowen suggests that the fourth quarter may see Bitcoin come under renewed downward pressure, in keeping with what has been the historical norm.

At present, the asset is in the vicinity of $76,000, but Cowen sees a departure from earlier cycles in its behavior. In years past, a breach of the 50-week moving average was the precursor to a major rally; here it has amounted to a meager 10 percent. He attributes this to a lack of volume on the trading side, which can be read as weak demand and a source of further downside risk.

There are also lessons from 2018 and 2022, when the crypto market turned bearish in Q4. Cowen cautions against taking the recent upturn at face value, likening it to other markets where more losses followed a false breakout. Should any selling return, he identifies $74,900 as the support level one would expect, given the resemblance of today’s conditions to those of pre-election years in the past.

Cointelegraph: new all-time highs for Bitcoin expected by 2027 as selling pressure fades

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Cointelegraph240K subscribers · 2 of 6 played out
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This call: BTC ▲ up — being checked by price until Dec 31

Cointelegraph reports that Bitcoin is in all likelihood at its bottom and set to see considerable growth, with the prospect of new all-time highs before 2027.

In the view of the analyst, the fact that Bitcoin has stayed above the $80,000 mark despite negative headlines and major hacks points to an exhaustion of sellers. One can also take as a bullish sign the way large institutions are building up their positions in Bitcoin even as retail holders have been selling.

There is precedent for markets to make gains in the year after an election, and the data suggests that Bitcoin may be up 53% by the end of 2027. The expert goes so far as to put a $1,000,000 price tag on BTC by 2030 should it manage to claim 1.2 percent of the world’s store of value market. Even the FTX debacle and related turbulence have not deterred Bitcoin; the move of venture capital into AI could in the end do it some good. That said, the analyst is careful to point out the added risks of investing in Bitcoin companies and would advise maintaining core holdings in the coin.

Michaël van de Poppe: bull market starts for BTC after midterms, signaling new growth cycle

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Michaël van de Poppe171K subscribers · 2 of 6 played out
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Michaël van de Poppe claims that the crypto bull market began in the aftermath of the Democrats’ midterm win, and not without a measure of skepticism from the market.

For van de Poppe, the substantial gains in Bitcoin since the midterms are indicative of a new bullish cycle getting underway. He believes that this kind of momentum is present even when considering the more doubtful sentiment of the market as a whole.

The trader sees in the present climate the makings of all-time highs for altcoins and has encouraged investors to look beyond Bitcoin for some opportunities. He invites his audience to share their views on altcoins, yet he is aware there are those among the experts who sound the alarm over risks associated with any major political change. None of that has dimmed van de Poppe’s optimism for the crypto market at large following the elections.

MoneyZG: BTC seen as a long-term safe haven during market turmoil, targeting steady growth

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The current market crisis is an ideal time to invest in Bitcoin, a solid long-term proposition, says the MoneyZG channel. In the analyst’s view, one will find more stability and returns in BTC and the NASDAQ than in riskier assets promoted by the media.

MoneyZG attributes the downturn to some investors being drawn by media hype into what are often poor investments, fueling the present decline. Bitcoin is a different story; with its supply constraints and ability to endure bearish periods, it has proven itself over the long term.

There is also the issue of central banks and government money printing, which the host believes will eventually put upward pressure on the prices of NASDAQ stocks and Bitcoin. As for individual tech stocks, an AI startup can be highly volatile and carry credit risk as well. For reliable returns over a 10 or 15 year horizon, BTC and a broad index such as the NASDAQ are the wiser choice.

CryptoJack: potential BTC drop to $50,000 if 50-week moving average fails

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CryptoJack252K subscribers · 7 of 33 played out
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This call: BTC ▼ down — being checked by price until Dec 6

A breach of the 50-week moving average is enough to see Bitcoin drop to $50,000 in CryptoJack’s view. The host attributes this warning to a combination of technical factors and some large recent sales.

In his analysis, that moving average is where one will find vital support for the asset. Should it be tested and fail, he expects BTC to make a swift move to $50,000 and perhaps even lower, to the $45,000-$46,000 range. To explain the market’s present weakness, CryptoJack refers to the likes of Trump Media, which has sold around 4,000 BTC at a price of $350 million, not to mention the near total liquidation of holdings by Melania Trump’s firm.

Then there is the matter of an imbalance on the chart between long and short positions; in his opinion, it is a recipe for a long trap and more pressure from below. He has been right to be cautious, having made money off a short he placed at $81,700. All the same, while he is bearish in the near term, CryptoJack intends to put any profits from trading to work and add to his BTC position.

КРИПТО ИЛЬЯ | ОБЗОРЫ 🍋: potential drop to $67,300 after losing $75,000 support

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КРИПТО ИЛЬЯ | ОБЗОРЫ 🍋28.5K subscribers · 8 of 18 played out
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Krypto Ilya | Reviews has its host suggesting a bitcoin pullback to $67,300 in the wake of its inability to break through resistance at $75,000.

In the analyst’s view, the fact that bitcoin could not break past the $75,000 resistance after testing it is enough to put the asset on a downward trajectory and see some leveraged positions and stop-losses get liquidated. A bounce can be expected at the first line of support, $74,100, yet with selling pressure evident, the way is open for a drop to $67,300.

The analyst is also cautioning about a long accumulation period for bitcoin once this correction is over, one that may run into mid or even late 2027. He observes a good deal of panic in the market, not least with the US stock market in decline on worries about the AI sector’s growth faltering. He advises paying attention to stop-losses in these volatile times; emotional responses of this sort are what keep latecomers from joining the next rally.

Crypto Falcon: potential BTC correction to $72,000 with key support at $63,000

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Crypto Falcon142K subscribers · 3 of 12 played out
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Crypto Falcon is of the opinion that Bitcoin could be in for a correction to the $72,000 mark, an area he would regard as a buying opportunity.

After surging to between $80,000 and $82,000 on the back of a bounce from the $75,000 to $77,000 range, the analyst expects a pullback to the $72,000-$72,500 zone to be likely; it is there he would advise taking positions.

But should $63,000 give way, Crypto Falcon cautions that a much more pronounced move may follow, with $49,000 to $50,000 possible. Then there are the macro risks to consider: a Democratic victory in the U.S. elections might see the stock market take a sizeable hit and put additional strain on BTC. As for Ethereum, he suggests keeping an eye on the $1,900 level for an entry point.

Pro Blockchain Media Live: risk of BTC dropping below $70,000 after post-election correction

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Pro Blockchain Media Live70.1K subscribers · few checked calls yet

In the wake of Trump’s loss in the Congressional elections, traders are anticipating more downward pressure on Bitcoin, says Pro Blockchain Media Live.

With Bitcoin currently around $75,000, the host believes it could drop below $70,000 soon. This bearish outlook is attributed to a sharp correction in the crypto market following the election, and analysts are expecting further declines for the asset class.

On the technical side, there are concerns about challenges in advancing AI and crypto interests through lobbying efforts. Attention should be paid to capital flows into Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs as well as the overall market cap. Given the volatility, experts on the channel advise caution: avoid leveraged trading and ensure stop-losses are in place.

The Modern Investor: BTC targets $100,000 as institutional adoption accelerates

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The Modern Investor254K subscribers · few checked calls yet

The host of The Modern Investor sees the writing on the wall for a bullish Bitcoin market, given the increasing institutional engagement and JP Morgan’s decision to put JPM Coin on Ethereum.

In his analysis, the host emphasizes JP Morgan extending JPM Coin to Ethereum as something that will further blockchain use in international payments. He notes a new importance being given to digital assets by traditional finance, with big names such as Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, and JP Morgan all investing more in crypto infrastructure.

There is also the matter of large corporations accumulating BTC and ETH, and institutions showing sustained interest even after incidents like the Binance hack; the host highlights JP Morgan’s $100,000 projection for Bitcoin in this context. In the long term, the analyst argues, there is good reason to be optimistic, as governments and mainstream firms are increasingly using blockchain for their transactions—something retail investors tend to underappreciate.

Фінансовий портал «Мінфін»: potential drop to $58,000 if $76,000 support breaks

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Halepa Yevhen of the ‘Фінансовий портал «Мінфін»’ sees little good in Bitcoin’s prospects given the high inflation and the hard line on monetary policy from central banks.

In Halepa Yevhen’s view, the cryptocurrency is poised for a bearish turn; if it fails to hold the $76,000 support, a further slide is likely. He attributes this to the tightening of monetary conditions and the liquidity drain caused by central banks.

The analyst has set a price target of $58,000 for Bitcoin if the seasonal trend continues and risk appetite diminishes in the markets, with political uncertainty in the US adding to the downward pressure. While $80,000 could be a level for a rebound, Yevhen advises traders to keep a close eye on their correction targets and the technical indicators that will be in focus over the weekend.

Crypto Rover: BTC to test 200-day moving average before potential upward move

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Crypto Rover223K subscribers · 5 of 32 played out
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A major correction in the US stock market has triggered substantial liquidations for Bitcoin, erasing about $2.5 trillion in value within hours, says Crypto Rover.

The host observes that the turmoil in US equities and the sharp decline in AI stocks have impacted the crypto market, resulting in what is being called one of the biggest Bitcoin liquidations on record. The October 10th event was worse, but this is still remarkable and has been a source of significant volatility.

Regarding open interest, Crypto Rover suggests that the market is positioned to be squeezed and that more price action could follow. He believes that BTC will need to test its 200-day moving average for support before any lasting gains can occur. Around the $75,000 level, there are good long-term entry points; the host argues that as the market consolidates and trades within a range, traders will be well positioned to take advantage of it.

Thinking Crypto: pullback to $70,000 expected before $90,000 year-end target

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Thinking Crypto200K subscribers · 6 of 17 played out
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Tony Edward, who hosts Thinking Crypto, would have one believe that Bitcoin is due for a return to $70,000 as a prelude to a $90,000 target before the year is out. On the weekly chart he points to, there are signs of oversold conditions, yet the bulls remain in firm control.

At the moment, the asset is in the vicinity of $76,000, having been pushed back by a sharp pullback due to stock market weakness. A dip down to $70,000 is not out of the question, Edward cautions, but the trend is still very much bullish. One could see the correction as a chance to buy and set up for a run at $90,000 by the end of the year; momentum has waned somewhat, but the weekly chart tells a different story. His view is informed by technicals and a bullish sentiment that has withstood the short-term volatility of macro and industry headlines.

This article reflects the channel authors’ opinions and is not investment advice.

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