Bitcoin briefly surged to $84,000 before settling around $83,450 amid cautious trading ahead of U.S. consumer inflation data expected to show a rise to 3.6%. While Bitcoin and the top 20 cryptocurrencies edged slightly higher, most altcoins declined, with DeFi tokens notably weak. Market activity shows reduced futures volume and liquidations, indicating a calmer market as traders de-risk ahead of the Federal Reserve's upcoming decision. The focus remains on inflation data that could influence interest rate moves later this month.
While Bitcoin briefly touched $84,000 in the news, on Pluang it trades at Rp1.493.606.971 with a slight 0.11% decline as of Oct 14, 2026 18:02 WIB. This contrasts with the broader altcoin weakness noted in the report, as Bitcoin maintains a robust market cap of Rp29.933,57T and steady trading volume of Rp464,51T. The typical hold time of 111 days on Pluang suggests a patient investor base amid the cautious market ahead of key U.S. inflation data.
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