We collected YouTube bloggers' calls on BTC for November 3, 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.<\/p>\n
\u25b2 3 long<\/span><\/p>\n \u25b2 Long<\/span> \u00b7 06:59 \u00b7 Watch the video<\/a> \u00b7 All of the channel's calls and accuracy<\/a><\/p>\n Crypto Rover believes that Bitcoin will reach the $75,000 support level in the coming days, despite ongoing market volatility.<\/p>\n The analyst has observed a decline in Bitcoin and liquidity accumulating at the $75,000 mark; he plans to open a long position there. In his view, the asset is gathering liquidity at these levels before making a strong move to the upside, indicating that the bear market bottom is behind us.<\/p>\n Other factors are also contributing to volatility: the US Congressional elections and the worsening relations between the US and Iran. Crypto Rover also points to Tether\u2019s 150,000 BTC (worth over $11 billion) and the high level of open interest as possible signs of an impending squeeze. If Bitcoin rebounds off the support, he sees the $82,000 to $83,000 range as the next likely target, given the buildup of liquidity there.<\/p>\n<\/section>\n \u25b2 Long<\/span> \u00b7 03:34 \u00b7 Watch the video<\/a> \u00b7 All of the channel's calls and accuracy<\/a><\/p>\n Altcoin Daily reports that smart money is placing orders for Bitcoin while the crypto market is soft, with an eye toward a strong exit from the market by the end of 2026. In the years ahead, the analyst foresees considerable gains not only for Bitcoin but for Ethereum as well.<\/p>\n The host at Altcoin Daily points to the likes of Fidelity and Citi Wealth among institutional investors that are increasing their crypto exposure, a sure sign of faith in long-term growth. Technically speaking, the weekly chart shows Bitcoin set to rebound off the 50-week moving average, which in the past has been a precursor to a big rally. The RSI for Bitcoin has also ended a two-year downtrend and is in the process of retesting the breakout.<\/p>\n With better infrastructure and the kind of adoption seen from institutions, the projection is for Bitcoin to be trading at levels well above today\u2019s by the time 2026 is over and on an upward trajectory into 2027. Tom Lee, one of the crypto veterans, suggests the wider market may pick up steam in the wake of the US elections, should Congress find itself at an impasse. It is a matter of keeping abreast of these developments and being part of the ecosystem as it changes.<\/p>\n<\/section>\n \u25b2 Long<\/span> \u00b7 00:19 \u00b7 Watch the video<\/a> \u00b7 All of the channel's calls and accuracy<\/a><\/p>\n Eric Wallerstein of the Clock Tower Group believes that the Federal Reserve will raise rates in December regardless of external or political pressure. The chief macro strategist, who has advised both the White House and the Fed in the past, does not think such influences, from President Trump for example, will have much impact on how the Fed makes its decision.<\/p>\n Still, Wallerstein points to some dissent on the board as an indication they are prepared to tighten policy quickly even though they left rates unchanged in October. He sees a number of hikes likely next year if energy prices and geopolitical tensions remain high.<\/p>\n Regarding the elections, a victory for the Democrats would lead to larger deficits from increased spending on healthcare and defense, pushing long-term rates higher, he contends. In 2024 the US dollar could lose ground, which bodes well for gold and Bitcoin, among other cryptocurrencies. And while there is evidence of a weakening Chinese economy, Beijing can still inject some stimulus into growth when needed. Long-term rates might be rising in the current climate, but a weaker dollar would be good for BTC and similar assets, says Wallerstein.<\/p>\n<\/section>\nCrypto Rover: support expected at $75,000 before bullish reversal<\/h2>\n
Altcoin Daily: BTC poised for rebound as smart money buys the dip, targeting 2026 highs<\/h2>\n
Bitcoin Magazine: BTC could rise as weaker USD and rate hikes reshape global markets<\/h2>\n