The crypto market experienced a sharp selloff with $1.13 billion in leveraged positions liquidated within 24 hours, causing Bitcoin to fall 3.3% to about $80,550 and Ether to drop 5.7% to around $2,413. Long positions accounted for the majority of liquidations, impacting nearly 188,000 traders. The overall market value declined by 3.31% to approximately $2.83 trillion, driven by concerns over a likely Federal Reserve interest rate increase by year-end as indicated in recent Fed meeting minutes. This signals heightened volatility and caution for crypto investors moving forward.
Bitcoin trades at Rp1.463.350.281 on Pluang as of Oct 09, 2026 04:02 WIB, down 1.89% in the past day. This follows the recent crypto market selloff that saw $1.13 billion in liquidations, highlighting ongoing volatility. Despite the sharp moves, Pluang users show strong buying interest with 76% of orders as buys and a typical holding period of 111 days, indicating a longer-term investment approach.
Cryptex Finance has filed for a new multi-asset crypto ETF called BAGZ, tracking a $2 trillion digital asset index with 24 cryptocurrencies. The ETF will allocate about 4.41% to Ripple's XRP and 3.26% to Shiba Inu (SHIB), with strict rules to prevent...
Bitcoin's price fluctuated around the $80,000 mark on October 26, with leveraged long liquidations reaching $36 million, representing 65% of all bitcoin liquidations. Despite a downward trend wiping out hopes for a strong October rally, MEXC CEO Vuga...
Bitcoin traded at $80,222, down 0.24% over 24 hours, while the total cryptocurrency market capitalization dropped 2.83% to $2.7 trillion. Bitcoin holds 59.5% of the market value, with Ether at 10.5%. Other major coins like XRP, BNB, Solana, and Dogec...
Bitcoin is trading around $80,000 as investors await the Federal Reserve's upcoming policy decision and reassess institutional demand via spot Bitcoin ETFs. The $80,000 level is a key technical resistance point, with potential to push Bitcoin higher ...
In 2026, for the first time, Gold and Bitcoin emerged as the two worst-performing major assets, with Gold down 7.5% and Bitcoin down 7.3% year-to-date as of late October. Bitcoin's decline follows its peak above $125,000 in late 2025, influenced by m...
