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Bitcoin fell below $80,000 as Samsung-led tech weakness and a hawkish Fed hold triggered $356 million in crypto liquidations. Here is what comes next.
Bitcoin dropped from above $81,700 to roughly $79,730 after a hawkish Fed hold and Samsung-led tech weakness, liquidating $356 million in crypto futures.
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs drew $286M over two sessions as BTC reclaimed $80,000. October flows near flat, sentiment at 51. Recovery not yet confirmed.
CryptoQuant data shows 18-month-plus coins' realized cap share peaked at 26.98% before declining, a pattern that historically precedes strong Bitcoin rallies.
Bitcoin fell to near $79,700 as crypto ignored a 3.1% Kospi rally ahead of the Fed's two-day meeting. Derivatives and ETF flow analysed.
South Korea is leaning toward delaying its 20% crypto gains tax to 2029 over concerns U.S. data sharing won't begin until then. Parliament decides by…
Bitcoin fell below $80,000 as AI stock worries and Fed uncertainty triggered $772 million in ETF outflows. What comes next for crypto.
Bitmine adds 10,452 ETH to reach 6.05 million ETH, about 4.95% of Ethereum's supply. Chairman Tom Lee says the crypto bull market is underway.
Bitcoin steadied near $80,400 as oil retreated and the Fed decision loomed, with ETF outflows and defensive options positioning defining a wait-and-see market
Bitcoin dropped below $80,000 as AI selloff and Fed caution drain risk appetite. ETF outflows hit $772.4m. What it means for crypto this week.
Indian exchange CoinDCX confirms roughly $16 million lost from decommissioned wallets, days after CEO Sumit Gupta dismissed breach reports as a false alarm.
Netanyahu faces Bank of Israel rebuke after suggesting crypto could bypass sanctions, with 100+ economists warning of damage to Israel's economy.
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