Bitcoin recently faced strong resistance near the $86,500 level, leading to significant profit-taking with $1.03 billion realized in a single day, the second-highest of 2026. This selling pressure caused Bitcoin's price to drop about 4.5% over the week, trading around $82,400. Meanwhile, Bitcoin ETFs have seen outflows totaling $409.71 million in October, indicating weakening new demand. The $81,000 price zone may act as short-term support if buyers absorb selling pressure, but the market remains at a critical point between profit-taking and fresh investment inflows.
Following the recent profit-taking in Bitcoin noted in the article, the cryptocurrency trades slightly higher on Pluang, up 0.35% as of Oct 10, 2026 12:11 WIB, at Rp1.477.478.658. Despite the article's mention of a weekly price drop, current Pluang order activity shows a strong buying interest at 70%, with a typical hold time of 111 days, suggesting some investors remain confident in Bitcoin's medium-term prospects.
Robert Kiyosaki celebrated the recent sell-off in Bitcoin, gold, and silver by buying more of these assets, viewing the market drop as an opportunity rather than a risk. He attributes the real problem to the rising U.S. national debt and poor leaders...
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During the hour ending at 10:45 a.m. ET on November 4, Bitcoin saw $95.98 million in short positions liquidated as its price increased by 1.13%, rising from $79,393 to $80,290. Total liquidations across Binance, Bybit, and OKX exchanges reached $100....
Bitcoin surged above $80,000 driven by a short squeeze and renewed ETF inflows, while major altcoins like Ether also gained. However, Shiba Inu (SHIB) did not join the rally, facing strong selling pressure and breaking below key support levels. SHIB ...
