Bitcoin fell back to around $83,300 after briefly surpassing $86,400, with the $81,300 level now critical as a support threshold. A sustained break below $81,300, combined with outflows from US bitcoin ETFs and loss-making sales by recent investors, could push the price down to $77,000. The recent price rebound lacked strong volume and demand, while macroeconomic pressures like rising US bond yields and inflation concerns continue to weigh on the market. Traders remain cautiously optimistic with more call options than bearish bets, but the next moves depend heavily on institutional flows confirming either a recovery or a deeper breakdown.
Bitcoin is trading at Rp1.492.236.106 on Pluang as of Oct 08, 2026 02:23 WIB, down 2.27% in the past day. The platform shows a market cap of Rp29.973,1 trillion and a 24-hour trading volume of Rp681,25 trillion. Buyer interest remains stronger than selling at 63% versus 37%, with investors typically holding for 111 days.
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The crypto market cap fell 3.8%, losing about $115.5 billion in value, with Bitcoin down 4.3%, Ethereum 5.8%, XRP 6.3%, and Solana 4.9% over 24 hours. This decline is attributed to a leverage flush as traders closed long positions ahead of Federal Re...
