Bitcoin climbs above $79,000 in sudden rebound
Bitcoin broke above $79,000 on November 4, 2026, marking its highest price of the month less than 24 hours after falling below $76,000.
Bitcoin surged past $79,000 on November 4, 2026, reaching its highest level of the month and returning to price territory last seen on October 29, according to Coin Bureau. The upward move materialized rapidly, with five-minute chart data showing the cryptocurrency climbing from approximately $78,200 to over $79,000 in under fifteen minutes.[2]
The rally followed a volatile stretch for the asset. CoinGecko reported that Bitcoin crossed the $79,000 threshold less than 24 hours after dipping beneath $76,000, displaying the token trading at $79,184.42, up 2.4% over the day.[3]
Data across major platforms reflected the steep jump. A Bybit chart shared by Crypto Rover placed Bitcoin at roughly $79,100.2 with a 24-hour high of $79,144.4, a low of $75,725.3, and $1.15 billion in 24-hour turnover. Continued momentum pushed prices higher shortly after, with a chart from Watcher.Guru showing Bitcoin touching $79,470.67.[4][1]
Key facts
- Bitcoin broke above $79,000 on November 4, 2026.
- Coin Bureau reported the surge marked Bitcoin's highest price in November and a level not seen since October 29.
- The climb above $79,000 occurred less than 24 hours after Bitcoin dropped below $76,000.
- A Bybit chart shared by Crypto Rover recorded a 24-hour low of $75,725.3, a high of $79,144.4, and 24-hour turnover of $1.15 billion.
- CoinGecko tracked Bitcoin at $79,184.42, a 2.4% increase over 24 hours.
- A Watcher.Guru chart showed Bitcoin reaching $79,470.67 following the spike.
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Coin Bureau@coinbureauPost on X ·
⚡️JUST NOW: Bitcoin surges above $79,000, reaching its highest level this November and a price level last seen on October 29th.
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CoinGecko@coingeckoPost on X ·
JUST IN: Bitcoin breaks above $79,000 less than 24 hours after it dipped below $76K. https://t.co/1lBazgTxUl
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