Bitcoin price $74,600: US CPI without an annual rate

What is confirmed: bitcoin trades at around $74,600, or about €66,500, on Tuesday morning, November 10, and at 2:30 pm CET the US Labor Department publishes consumer prices for October. This time there will be no official annual rate, because there is no comparison figure for October 2025. Our assessment follows further down: what matters for the price today is above all the month-on-month core rate, with an eye on a possible Federal Reserve rate hike on December 9.

Anyone checking the bitcoin price right now sees a quiet night. Between midnight and 6 am CET, BTC moved within a range of around $1,100 on Coinbase, with the high shortly after midnight at $75,350 and the low at around 4 am at $74,253. The market's attention is on the afternoon.

Bitcoin price on Tuesday morning: $74,600 after a quiet night

According to CoinGecko, bitcoin stands at $74,597 on Tuesday morning, 0.3 percent below Monday morning's level. Over seven days it is down 2.8 percent. The range of the past 24 hours runs from $73,709 to $75,477. Ether and Solana fell slightly more over the same period, by 1.0 and 1.9 percent, while XRP lost 1.2 percent.

The comparison with last week shows how far the price has already fallen. On Wednesday, November 4, bitcoin peaked at $81,131 on Coinbase. The following day the daily candle closed at $75,969, and since then the price has not ended a single day above $76,400. That leaves it a good 8 percent below the November 4 high.