Bitcoin falls below $80,000 ahead of the Fed's October 28 decision as futures price a likely rate hold and corporate Bitcoin treasury activity diverges.
Bitcoin is entering the final stretch of October under pressure, with the market trying to defend the $80,000 area as investors look ahead to a dense schedule of US macro data and corporate...
Bitcoin was little changed near $80,400 since midnight UTC while the DeFi index was the only CoinDesk index to gain, with the Fed due to decide on Wednesday.
Bitcoin holds near $80,000 as Kalshi traders forecast a potential dip to $78,000 this month amid caution at key support and ongoing accumulation signals.
Bitcoin could climb toward $94,000 if buyers defend the $80,000 support zone and the price closes above its 50-day EMA.
Ether and XRP led losses among the majors as the AI trade took another hit in Asia, where Goldman Sachs cut its Kospi target by 25%.
Bitcoin hovered near $80,000 as Ethereum and XRP fell ahead of the Fed decision, with traders watching US GDP and PCE data after September CPI rose to 3.7%.
BTC could plunge by nearly 10% if its fails to reclaim $82K, Martinez claimed.
Your day-ahead look for Oct. 26, 2026
Bitcoin is hovering near $80.5K after its latest rebound failed to hold above resistance. The short-term structure remains bearish, with buyers defending the $80K region while substantial...
Bitcoin retreated below $80,000 as investors focused on a revival of the artificial-intelligence trade ahead of this week’s results from tech giants and the Federal Reserve decision.
Bitcoin had a bumpy stretch. After reaching roughly $83,800 on October 13, the flagship asset slid to a weekly trough near $80,100 two days later, as traders reacted to a hotter-than-forecast...
Bitcoin bulls fought for $80,000 support over the weekend ahead of a heavy week of US tech earnings and inflation data.
There are a couple of double-digit gainers as well, but the field is quite empty.
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