Bitcoin Falls Below $80K as $370M in Crypto Bets Liquidated
Bitcoin drops below $80,000 as Samsung’s earnings weigh on tech stocks and hawkish Fed signals persist, triggering $370 million in crypto liquidations.
Bitcoin drops below $80,000 as Samsung’s earnings weigh on tech stocks and hawkish Fed signals persist, triggering $370 million in crypto liquidations.
Bitcoin nears $81,000 as Zcash jumps 8% and crypto markets rebound ahead of the Fed decision, with traders watching for December rate signals.
Bitcoin falls below $80,000 as traders reduce risk ahead of the Fed meeting, while an AI stock selloff adds pressure to crypto markets.
Bitcoin volatility approaches a yearly low as BTC holds $80,000–$84,000, with K33 expecting larger moves as traders await the Fed decision and US midterms.
BTC, ETH, XRP, SOL and ADA market briefing covering price moves, ETF flows, futures positioning, key technical levels and this week’s Fed catalyst.
Softer core PCE inflation eases concerns over an October Fed hike, supporting Bitcoin’s outlook as Treasury yields and profit-taking remain headwinds.
The Federal Reserve proposes liquid reserve backing, standardized capital rules, and a bank application process for stablecoin issuers under the GENIUS Act.
Bitcoin falls 2.8% to $83,900 as rising US Treasury yields push the Nasdaq, S&P 500 and crypto-related stocks lower while energy gains.
Bitcoin held near $75,700 after the Federal Reserve unanimously raised interest rates by 25 basis points and signaled another possible 2026 hike.
Bitcoin retreated to $77,800 as uncertainty over the Clarity Act, rising oil prices and an expected Federal Reserve rate increase pressured crypto.
Bitcoin rallies to $77,700 after annual US inflation holds at 3.4%, but firm core CPI data keeps Federal Reserve rate-hike concerns in focus.
Bitcoin falls to $77,000 as annual US producer inflation exceeds forecasts, Treasury yields rise, and the ECB delivers an expected 25-basis-point rate hike.