Bitcoin's reported $73,400 touch after the CPI report sits about $900 above $72,500

Bitcoin touched $73,400 on Coinbase within minutes of the October inflation report on Tuesday, Nov. 10, according to reports. That is roughly $900 above the $72,500 line, and the Binance one-minute low is what counts here, which those reports do not show. The mood is heavy. Another report put Bitcoin ETF net outflows at $412 million. Technicals point the same way. The Binance note read the trend as bearish on the hourly and daily charts, with price below all major moving averages. It flagged $73,500 to $74,000 as the critical support zone, with $70,000 to $71,500 as the next target if that breaks. An analyst quoted in another report called the 200-day average near $73,200 a key support and warned of a slide toward $69,000 if it fails. The counterpoint is that bitcoin steadied in the high-$73,000s after the initial CPI drop, and a bounce would keep $72,500 out of reach. Still, the price sits close to the line with weeks left in November. The thing to watch is whether $73,200 holds on a daily basis. A clean break there would put $72,500 within easy reach.