Bitcoin traded near $81,700 on Oct. 23, 2026, after a midweek pullback. Here's what's driving the consolidation, ETF flows, and institutional buying.
Bitcoin is consolidating around $81.6K after another rejection below the $86K-$90K region. This has extended a sequence of lower highs since late September. The asset is now testing a support...
Bitcoin fell to $81,668 as U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $635.6 million in outflows, while Ethereum, XRP, and other major cryptocurrencies declined.
Bitcoin consolidates near $81,650 as a trader flags an upcoming cycle pivot with a historical inverse pattern, while analysts remain divided.
Bitcoin rose 0.5% to around $81,700 since midnight UTC while the CoinDesk 80 gained 1.4% and memecoins climbed 2.9%.
BTC spot whales show support for the $78,000 price level, as traders estimate whether BTC will still crash below $80,000.
BTC is down by over $3,000 from its Wednesday peak.
South Korea's Kospi was flat overnight, suggesting some steadying in the AI trade. Nasdaq 100 futures are steady as well, but oil continues its climb.
Bitcoin drops to $81,533 as selling pressure rises, putting $80,000 support in focus and raising concerns over further losses.
New whales have an average Bitcoin cost basis of $77,120, leaving BTC only 6.3% above their entry level at the $82,000 reference price.
Bitcoin reversed a run toward $85,000 after Tesla reported lower-than-expected capital expenditure in Q3.
Bitcoin is pushing back toward $86K after buyers defended the $80K short-term demand zone once again, with BTC trading close to $85K. The rebound comes as markets price in roughly a 25% chance of...
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