Bitcoin fell below $80,000, dropping as much as 1.4% due to a broad sell-off in AI stocks and growing market caution ahead of the Federal Reserve meeting. Spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced $772.4 million in outflows over two days, marking the largest single-day withdrawal since June 2026. This reflects investors rotating out of tech and Bitcoin simultaneously, as both are seen as growth and risk assets. The upcoming Fed decision, oil price fluctuations, and US midterm elections add to market uncertainty, potentially influencing Bitcoin's price and institutional demand going forward.
Bitcoin's recent market activity includes a notable $772.4 million outflow from spot Bitcoin ETFs over two days, the largest single-day withdrawal since June 2026. For readers following cryptocurrency markets, here is Pluang's snapshot as of Oct 27, 2026 18:21 WIB: among 50 major cryptocurrencies, 24 rose and 25 fell. Notable movers include GRT (The Graph) down 1.95% with 87% buy activity, XRP (Ripple) up 1.89% with 84% sell activity, and THETA (Theta Network) down 1.86% with 100% buy activity.
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