# [Bitcoin now] Bitcoin slips to $77,000 range as volume surges and fear deepens

By Enna Lee

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Published: 2026-11-03T12:41:02.000Z
Updated: 2026-11-03T12:41:02.000Z
Section: Investing

> Bitcoin fell 0.54% to $77,356.69 as trading volume rose 63.50%. The Fear and Greed Index dropped to 26, while exchange outflows and network activity offered a mixed picture.

As of November 3, 2026, at 12:40 UTC

Bitcoin fell as trading volume surged, while investor sentiment weakened further into fear. Exchange outflows and increased network activity accompanied the price decline.

📈 Price now: $77,356.69 (-0.54%) Bitcoin declined over the past 24 hours, showing continued pressure on the price.

Trading volume: $25.02 billion (+63.50%) Turnover rose sharply from the previous day as trading intensified during the decline. Higher volume alone does not establish a recovery in buying demand.

Daily return on November 2: -1.96% The five most recent daily closing returns were -4.12% on October 29, -0.80% on October 30, +0.28% on October 31, +1.00% on November 1 and -1.96% on November 2. Two days of declines were followed by two days of gains before losses resumed, leaving the rebound short-lived.

Asset comparison: S&P 500 down, gold down The S&P 500 fell 0.51%, while gold declined 0.83%. Both equities and gold lost ground, with the latter offering no evidence of a price boost from demand for safety.

MACD: daily -1,349; weekly 1,762 The negative daily reading indicated weak short-term momentum. The positive weekly reading suggested that a broader upward trend remained alongside the short-term pullback.

❤️ Sentiment now: Bitcoin dominance 59.86% (-0.08%) Bitcoin's share of the cryptocurrency market edged lower alongside its price, providing no indication of a shift toward a larger relative Bitcoin allocation.

Fear and Greed Index: 26 (Fear) The index fell from 37 the previous day and 48 a week earlier, indicating a further deterioration in sentiment.

Google Trends score: 56 on November 2, versus 51 on November 1 Search interest increased from the previous day. Greater attention alone does not establish stronger buying intent.

🧭 Market now: SOPR 1.0007 The spent output profit ratio stood just above the breakeven threshold of 1, indicating that coins spent on-chain were, on aggregate, moved at a slight profit. The reading edged lower, suggesting weaker profit realization.

Funding rate: +0.01% (10.95% annualized) Positive funding indicated continued demand for leveraged long positions. The rate was unchanged and remained classified as neutral, offering no clear overheating signal.

Exchange reserves: 2,577,640 BTC Reserves declined from the previous day, reducing the amount held on exchanges and potentially available for immediate sale. The decline alone does not establish increased buying.

Exchange net flows: 199 BTC net outflow Net flows were negative, with more Bitcoin leaving exchanges than entering them. That reduced exchange-held supply, although the figure alone does not establish the direction of demand.

Active addresses: 691,099 Active addresses increased from 604,807 on the previous day, according to Coin Metrics data for November 2. Network participation expanded despite the price decline, though activity does not necessarily represent buying demand.

This column is based on market data and technical indicators and does not constitute investment advice.

Sources: CoinMarketCap, CryptoQuant, Alternative, Binance, CNBC, Coin Metrics and Google.