Gm fam. Saturday's price resilience has broken. ETH is losing ground faster. Market in Focus | 9 Nov 2026 The last edition asked whether BTC and ETH could hold near their Saturday snapshot. At 09:35 UTC today, CoinGecko put BTC at $74,188 and ETH at $2,106.55, down 2.44% and 6.21% from those checkpoints. These are changes since Saturday morning, not rolling 24-hour returns. The price condition has failed; the next ETF test is still ahead. Friday remains the latest completed US session: BTC and ETH funds lost $505.2m combined, after $530.1m on Thursday. Monday's flows are not available yet. ETH's larger decline weakens the case for a broad recovery. A BTC bounce alone would leave that weakness unresolved. The old ETF figures provide context, but cannot establish what caused the weekend selling. Over the next 24-72 hours, reclaiming Saturday's roughly $76,047 BTC and $2,246 ETH levels, alongside joint ETF inflows, would rebuild the recovery case. Further price losses with renewed joint outflows would reinforce the deterioration. Those prices are comparison checkpoints, not technical support. ETF totals may be revised.