What are traders actually seeing?

BTC has tested the 75,000 area on three consecutive days with progressively lower lows. The setup turns constructive on a reclaim of 76,800, while a daily close below 74,800 calls for caution rather than catching the decline.

BTC has failed to break above 80,000, and the author expects a major correction amid weak demand and broader macro and security concerns, projecting 38,000-35,000 in coming days.

ETH is retracing into a key demand area after an impulsive advance. The author expects a possible bullish recovery if the invalidation region holds, with successive upside objectives at 2,270.0, 2,334.1 and 2,388.9.

BTC remains within the author's broader bullish leg. The highlighted zones are being monitored for renewed buyer participation, but a lower-timeframe confirmation is required before considering an entry.

ETH/KRW has been trading sideways near its recent low following a decline. A rebound can only be confirmed if the price holds the lower support level, closes above the upper boundary of the short-term trading range, and holds that level upon retesting; if it breaks below the support level and remains there, the scenario is invalid.

ETH is expected to complete a November correction low before beginning a second leg higher into January.

BTC is coiling in a thin-volume weekend range. A 1H close above 76,087-76,295 supports an upside path toward 76,915 and 77,963/78,000; a close below 75,088 favors 74,762, 73,370 and 73,189.

BTC is currently consolidating below the 100-day trend line at 77,760 on the 2-hour chart. A long signal will be confirmed only after the 2-hour closing price returns above the trend line and breaks through the recent 30-day high of 84,876.

ETH remains bullish on the higher timeframe, with the source expecting a retest of prior highs and another 100% rally.

BTC is attempting to stabilize in a demand zone after a sharp intraday selloff. If the marked support and invalidation area holds, the author expects a recovery toward 77,620, 78,621 and 79,885; losing that zone weakens the thesis.

BTC is resting at 75,000 after retesting 76,300. The author watches a rebound toward 77,000 before another decline, with lower dip areas at 73,500 and 67,700.

LIT has broken and retested a falling wedge, with 3.30 acting as support. A 4H close above the 3.55-3.60 VWAP area confirms the trend change toward 4.326 and 4.725; a close below 3.00 invalidates the breakout.

Repeated resistance rejections suggest weakening buyers, and the author expects geopolitical and security concerns to add selling pressure. The first stated downside objective is 75,500.

BTC is expected to follow the same roadmap as ETH, forming a January high, although the author expects less return potential than ETH.

ZEC is approaching a breakout level. Sustained trading above 1,370 is expected to introduce upside volatility, with Nov. 15-17 highlighted as dates to watch.

SOL remains below its 4H EMA21 and EMA55, leaving the trend biased down. Rallies into 91.92-94.48 are seller reaction zones; a close above 94.48 breaks the bearish structure, while a loss of 89.86 exposes the open swing floor.

ETH is testing wave-four lows, and the source sees the double bounce as a possible higher low supporting its long position.

BTC swept and reclaimed the 75,450.50 range low; holding the reclaim supports a long toward 77,781.66, while losing it weakens the setup.