We collected YouTube bloggers' calls on BTC for November 9, 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 4 long<\/span>\u25bc 5 short<\/span><\/p>\n \u25bc Short<\/span> \u00b7 17:40 \u00b7 Watch the video<\/a> \u00b7 All of the channel's calls and accuracy<\/a><\/p>\n The host of Incrypted puts forward the view that a retest of the $77,000 to $77,500 area is in store for Bitcoin in the near term, though any inability to put the resistance at $75,500\u201376,000 behind it would leave the asset open to more downside.<\/p>\n There is a wariness in the market of late, the analyst points out, despite the fact that some of the big names such as Strategy have been adding to their BTC holdings. Negative momentum is evident, with more than $1 billion flowing out of the ETFs. Then there is the matter of the Consumer Price Index report; with inflation thought to be rising to 3.9%, it will no doubt put the crypto market under some strain.<\/p>\n Should Bitcoin dominance reach 61.5% and touch its highs, that would be a good sign. But if BTC does not surmount the $75,500\u201376,000 resistance, one can expect to see it fall back below $77,000. As for Ethereum, the host sees it being pressured and perhaps testing the $2,170 to $2,200 mark. Given the headwinds from macroeconomic figures and recent security issues, the recommendation is to exercise caution when opening new positions and to consider taking profits where they are already available.<\/p>\n<\/section>\n \u25b2 Long<\/span> \u00b7 16:40 \u00b7 Watch the video<\/a> \u00b7 All of the channel's calls and accuracy<\/a><\/p>\n Cointelegraph reports that Anthony Scaramucci believes $200,000 is a fair, if optimistic, valuation for Bitcoin.<\/p>\n In Scaramucci\u2019s view, factors like deficit spending and inflation would push the price of the currency much higher were it not for recent regulatory headwinds stemming from politics. He argues that Donald Trump is largely responsible for the Clarity Act not coming to fruition; the former president released two meme tokens before being inaugurated, costing investors around $4.8 billion in the process. Scaramucci says young Democrats want nothing to do with the bill, wary of Trump\u2019s crypto business dealings.<\/p>\n Yet he is quick to note that the crypto industry has shown its resilience, with Binance moving past a $6.3 billion hack in short order. By 2028, when the next Bitcoin halving occurs, Scaramucci foresees the sector reaching critical mass. For him, it is a matter of appreciating the value proposition of digital assets such as Bitcoin.<\/p>\n<\/section>\n \u25b2 Long<\/span> \u00b7 16:23 \u00b7 Watch the video<\/a> \u00b7 All of the channel's calls and accuracy<\/a><\/p>\n The host of Blockchain Backer says that Bitcoin is back at its 200-day and 300-day moving averages in a way that one would have recognized from the aftermath of the SVB banking crisis in 2023. In his view, this sort of technical confluence and what the rest of the market is telling him may well be the forerunner to some aggressive gains on the upside.<\/p>\n It is an arrangement the analyst sees as not unlike what was in place after last year\u2019s bottom, a period that was followed by a recovery. He makes the case that support from these moving averages is in keeping with cycle patterns of the past and that, as history shows, the market has a habit of making sharp upward moves from here.<\/p>\n There are other indications for a bullish stance as well. Take the forced liquidations of more than a billion dollars last week; while it sowed its share of fear, such an occurrence has been a marker of local bottoms time and again. The author also considers the strength of semiconductors, Nvidia\u2019s weekend news in particular, to be something that could see the crypto markets expand. With all those signals in play, the host has put the last 20 percent of his capital into crypto and is now fully invested.<\/p>\n<\/section>\n \u25bc Short<\/span> \u00b7 13:00 \u00b7 Watch the video<\/a> \u00b7 All of the channel's calls and accuracy<\/a><\/p>\n A dip in the price of Bitcoin below the 50-week moving average is, in the view of the CryptoJack author, a harbinger of more downside to come in the short run; a $60,000 target is not out of the question.<\/p>\n The host at CryptoJack argues that the fact Bitcoin has fallen below the 50-week moving average carries the risk of further declines, as historical data shows. However, it should be noted that on previous occasions when this happened, Bitcoin did not go on to make new lows.<\/p>\n Volatility has been fueled by liquidations exceeding $1 billion in the past day. Yet the trader cautions that with the market poised for a sudden rebound, there is no reason to open new shorts in such a bearish environment. For the long-term investor, the advice is to wait and look for an opportunity to go long at something below $70,000.<\/p>\n<\/section>\n \u25bc Short<\/span> \u00b7 08:28 \u00b7 Watch the video<\/a> \u00b7 All of the channel's calls and accuracy<\/a><\/p>\n Bitcoin has been the subject of a $1.65 billion liquidation, a large event Crypto Rover had foreseen. The host of the channel attributes it to market conditions making it predictable, even if the magnitude was not.<\/p>\n In his view, the recent liquidation of more than $1.65 billion in a 15-minute span is an example of a liquidity grab; the price may have been driven to the $74,000 to $75,000 range to take out liquidity ahead of a fresh rally. He sees no cause for alarm, noting that when short positions build up and induce a squeeze, as the charts will show, this is par for the course.<\/p>\n Looking ahead, Crypto Rover thinks Bitcoin is in for a good run but could first see a decline to somewhere in the region of $30,000 to $35,000. For now, the 200-day moving average is providing support, much like it did in 2023. One can interpret the volatility as they wish, but it seems confined to crypto, while stocks and oil are steady enough. His advice is to add to your BTC holdings at these levels; he does not expect market makers to let anyone make easy money on the next leg up.<\/p>\n<\/section>\n \u25bc Short<\/span> \u00b7 05:20 \u00b7 Watch the video<\/a> \u00b7 All of the channel's calls and accuracy<\/a><\/p>\n Benjamin Cowen points out that Bitcoin is at the 20-week moving average, one of the key support levels in a bull market. The analyst cautions, however, that there may be more downside to come if a typical Q4 correction materializes.<\/p>\n There is no denying the importance of where Bitcoin stands relative to the 20-week moving average, yet Cowen says a failure to establish a floor here could signal a false breakout. An equally telling sign, in his view, is that BTC has fallen back below its 50-week moving average.<\/p>\n Then there is the matter of history: after an initial rate hike in a cycle, Bitcoin tends to turn lower, and Cowen does not rule out the same this year. In the wake of the upcoming FOMC meeting, he sees a temporary bottom forming, but any lasting recovery will have to wait; for all intents and purposes, he thinks the declines could continue well into the end of the year.<\/p>\n<\/section>\n \u25b2 Long<\/span> \u00b7 03:38 \u00b7 Watch the video<\/a> \u00b7 All of the channel's calls and accuracy<\/a><\/p>\n The host of Crypto Capital Venture notes that Bitcoin is facing key resistance near $73,000 and its 200-day moving average. Should this level be surpassed, the analyst believes a bullish breakout could be imminent.<\/p>\n Looking at the daily chart, BTC is testing the 200-day moving average at around $73,000. A breakout from this level could confirm an inverse head and shoulders pattern with a target of $90,000, something the analyst has been monitoring for nearly six weeks as a potential bullish development.<\/p>\n On the other hand, failing to hold above the 200-day moving average could lead to further downside, with the next significant support at the Fibonacci retracement level near $67,000. The analyst emphasizes the importance of risk management given the recent volatility in both crypto and traditional markets. It is worth noting that in the past, Bitcoin has often rebounded strongly after breaking below the 200-day moving average and testing lower supports.<\/p>\n<\/section>\n \u25b2 Long<\/span> \u00b7 01:07 \u00b7 Watch the video<\/a> \u00b7 All of the channel's calls and accuracy<\/a><\/p>\n The host of Altcoin Daily believes that with Wall Street entering the market at an accelerated pace, we are in for one of the most consequential crypto cycles to date. The analyst remains very bullish on both Bitcoin and Ethereum and sees considerable upside, regardless of the negative sentiment.<\/p>\n Take Bitcoin for instance; the analyst points out it is trading around $75,000 under conditions of extreme fear. In the past, when the market has been this fearful, one could expect the price of Bitcoin to gain 50% in the next half year or so, a track record that suggests a solid recovery ahead.<\/p>\n Even with the prevailing bearishness, the analyst has no doubt Bitcoin will reach $100,000 and beyond, driven by tokenization and Wall Street’s involvement. Ethereum is also included in the forecast and should see a run to $5,100 in the near term, but for any significant long-term returns, Bitcoin is where the focus should be.<\/p>\n<\/section>\n \u25bc Short<\/span> \u00b7 00:04 \u00b7 Watch the video<\/a> \u00b7 All of the channel's calls and accuracy<\/a><\/p>\n Krown would have one think that the bearish trend is here to stay for Bitcoin, with $81,900 being a make-or-break support and resistance area. A bullish reversal is not on the table for the analyst unless BTC can close above that figure.<\/p>\n In the short term, the outlook is still bearish, says Krown, and downward movement will prevail until the price reclaims yesterday\u2019s high and, more importantly, closes above $81,900 on the daily chart. The fact that the latest rally could not break through this resistance has done nothing to ease the negative sentiment.<\/p>\n Some positive signs are evident in the near term, but they are not enough to push Bitcoin over the $81,900 mark in Krown\u2019s view. He emphasizes the adage \u2018the trend is the friend of traders\u2019; right now, with BTC below this pivotal point, the trend is clearly to the downside.<\/p>\n<\/section>\nIncrypted: possible retest of $77,000\u201377,500 with downside risk if resistance holds<\/h2>\n
Cointelegraph: long-term target $200,000 for BTC despite political and regulatory setbacks<\/h2>\n
Blockchain Backer: aggressive upward move likely from the 200 and 300 day moving averages<\/h2>\n
CryptoJack: potential drop to $60,000 after losing the 50-week moving average<\/h2>\n
Crypto Rover: BTC may dip to $30,000\u2013$35,000 before a new upward move<\/h2>\n
Benjamin Cowen: potential further decline if BTC fails to hold 20-week moving average<\/h2>\n
Crypto Capital Venture: key resistance at $73,000 could trigger move toward $90,000<\/h2>\n
Altcoin Daily: BTC expected to break $100,000 despite current market fear<\/h2>\n
Krown: bearish trend persists unless BTC reclaims $81,900 resistance<\/h2>\n