Bitcoin rose to about $78,125 as trading volume increased 16.23%, while investor sentiment remained in fear territory. Search interest and active addresses declined despite the pickup in trading.

As of November 4, 2026, at 13:05 UTC

Bitcoin's price and trading volume both advanced, accompanied by a modest increase in market dominance. Sentiment improved from the previous day but remained weaker than a week earlier.

📈 Price now: $78,125 (+0.97%) Bitcoin gained over the past 24 hours, extending the positive direction of its latest daily close.

Trading volume: $29.07 billion (+16.23%) Turnover increased alongside the price, showing stronger trading activity. Volume alone does not establish whether buying pressure will persist.

Daily return (November 3): +0.83% The five latest daily returns were October 30: -0.80%; October 31: +0.28%; November 1: +1.00%; November 2: -1.96%; and November 3: +0.83%. The sequence showed mixed performance. The latest daily rebound did not fully recover the preceding session's decline.

Asset comparison: S&P 500 ↑ · gold ↑ The S&P 500 rose 0.36% to 7,568.92, while gold gained 2.85% to $4,040.28. Bitcoin also advanced, with its percentage gain falling between those of the two assets.

MACD: daily -1,310 · weekly 1,827 The negative daily reading continued to indicate weaker short-term momentum. The positive weekly reading pointed to a firmer longer-term trend, leaving the two time frames divided.

❤️ Sentiment now: dominance 60.00% (+0.14%) Bitcoin's share of the cryptocurrency market increased slightly. That change alone does not establish a broad trend across other assets.

Fear & Greed Index: 34 (Fear) The reading increased from 26 the previous day, indicating an easing of fear. It remained below the previous week's 51, showing that sentiment had only partly recovered.

Google Trends score: 52 (November 3; November 2: 57) Search interest declined from the preceding day. The increase in trading volume was therefore accompanied by weaker search activity.

🧭 Market now: SOPR 1.0000 The reading placed spent coins at the aggregate break-even threshold, with neither realized profits nor realized losses clearly dominant.

Funding rate: +0.0100% (annualized +11.0%) Positive funding meant long positions continued to pay shorts. The rate was unchanged, and the neutral classification indicated no pronounced funding imbalance.

Active addresses: 683,862 The November 3 count declined from 691,099 in the preceding reading. Higher trading volume was not accompanied by broader on-chain participation.

The data presented a mixed picture: price, turnover and dominance increased, while search interest and active addresses declined. Daily and weekly momentum signals also remained divided.

This column is based on market data and indicator analysis and does not constitute investment advice.

Enna Lee

Enna Lee reports on investing and digital-asset markets for TokenPost. Send corrections or tips to [email protected].