Bitcoin traded near $77,500 on November 3, 2026, as US midterm voting began, with the price held down by a record $6.3 billion Binance hack, ETF outflows, a Fed leaning toward a December hike and oil above $100 on Iran tensions, according to Bitcoin Magazine. The report gave no figure for the move in the token's price.
A $6.3 billion hack at Binance, as described by Bitcoin Magazine, is the largest single loss the report attaches to bitcoin's price level near $77,500, and the report ties that level to ETF outflows and a Fed it says leans toward a December rate increase.
Bitcoin traded near $77,500 on November 3, 2026, the day US midterm voting began, Bitcoin Magazine reported. The report gave a price level but no figure for the change in the token's price or the period it covered.
The report attributed the level to four factors: a hack at the crypto exchange Binance that it described as a record $6.3 billion, outflows from exchange-traded funds, a Federal Reserve it said was leaning toward raising rates in December, and oil trading above $100 on Iran tensions. It gave no further detail on any of the four, and did not say how each was measured or over what period.
Bitcoin trades continuously, so the $77,500 level is a quotation rather than a session close. The report did not name the venue or the instrument type behind the figure.
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