Bitcoin is set to close September with a gain of about 7%, following a 25% rise in August, marking its first positive September after a positive August since 2013. This would be Bitcoin's third consecutive monthly gain from July through September and its first positive quarter since Q3 2025, with Q3 up over 40%. Despite trading around $84,000, Bitcoin faces challenges from rising global bond yields, inflation concerns due to high oil prices, and potential volatility from a possible Anthropic IPO and the U.S. midterm elections in November. Historically, Q4 is Bitcoin's strongest quarter, but these macroeconomic and political factors could test its momentum.
Bitcoin trades at Rp1.512.388.024 on Pluang as of Sep 29, 2026 16:51 WIB, showing a 1.76% gain in the last day. The platform sees 66% of orders as buys, reflecting continued investor interest. Bitcoin's market cap stands at Rp30.280,24 trillion with a typical hold time of 110 days on Pluang.
Aave's governance token AAVE surged 11% on September 29, driving a broader rebound in decentralized finance (DeFi) tokens alongside Bitcoin's 1.4% rise. The DeFi Select Index gained 5%, with Curve DAO Token also up 5.2%. This rally occurred despite 1...
Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse clarified he is not an XRP maximalist, emphasizing his belief in the potential of various cryptocurrencies. He highlighted that XRP and stablecoins serve different roles in cross-border payments, with user preference dete...
Bitcoin is expected to see a modest price increase by October 2026, with AI models predicting a range between $82,150 and $89,201. Institutional inflows and strong technical indicators support this outlook, but rising crude oil prices introduce uncer...
Bitcoin rose 1% to just above $84,200, supported by spot ETFs inflows of $31 million on Monday, despite high U.S. Treasury yields. Ether and other major cryptocurrencies also gained, while ZEC dropped 9% due to outflows from its sole U.S. fund. Marke...
Ether (ETH) open interest on the decentralized perpetuals platform Hyperliquid has exceeded that of Bitcoin (BTC), with ETH at about $3.02 billion compared to BTC's $2.8 billion. This shift highlights Ether's growing dominance in derivatives trading ...
