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 retreated below $80,000 on as investors remained cautious while weathering big swings in tech earnings for clues on the outlook for the artificial intelligence trade.
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 bulls fought for $80,000 support over the weekend ahead of a heavy week of US tech earnings and inflation data.
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%.
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 has sunk to its weakest level in more than one month.
ETH slides further away from $2,400, SOL just dipped below $100. ZEC is down by over 7%.
M is the only major exception in the green today, while WLD has plummeted hard, followed by LIT, DOT, STRK, and many others.
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...
BTC could plunge by nearly 10% if its fails to reclaim $82K, Martinez claimed.
Bitcoin falls below $80,000 as crypto liquidations hit $820 million, with long positions taking 83.7% amid ETF outflows and rising oil prices.
Bitcoin fell below $80,000 as leveraged liquidations accelerated selling, spot Bitcoin ETFs logged heavy outflows, and Fed uncertainty plus Iran tensions added pressure across crypto markets.
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