Bitcoin opened October trading near $85,000, with forecasts from Bitget Wallet suggesting a price range between $78,000 and $95,000. Key support is identified at $82,000, and a bullish trigger at $87,500 could push Bitcoin toward $95,000. Important US economic data releases in October, including employment on October 2, CPI on October 14, and the Federal Reserve decision on October 28, are expected to influence Bitcoin's price trajectory. Investors should watch these levels and events closely as they could impact market sentiment and price direction.
Bitcoin is trading at Rp1.544.951.004 on Pluang as of October 2, 2026, 12:12 WIB, showing a 1-day gain of 2.58%. This price level is close to the upper range of its 52-week trading band, with 96% of its total supply circulating. Pluang users currently lean more towards buying, with 59% of order activity favoring purchases, indicating ongoing interest despite the market's cautious stance ahead of key US economic events this month.
On October 2, Bitcoin experienced $45.96 million in short liquidations within one hour as its price increased by 1.32%, rising from $85,260 to $86,381. These liquidations occurred on major exchanges Binance, Bybit, and OKX, where leveraged short posi...
Bitcoin's price outlook for October depends on sustained buying demand as higher inflation-adjusted Treasury yields compete for investors' money. Bitfinex highlights 17 key economic events this month, including the Federal Reserve's rate decision on ...
Crypto trader Ansem shifted part of his Solana holdings into PUMP, predicting a bullish fourth quarter for the token with potential to exceed $0.01. He noted PUMP's fivefold rise since summer, driven by accumulation, buybacks, and its cross-chain app...
Crypto derivatives liquidations reached $191 million in the past 24 hours, with long positions accounting for $107 million and short positions $83.38 million. While Bitcoin and Ether saw more short position liquidations, the overall losses were mainl...
Bitcoin closed September at $83,563 and is trading near $85,000 as October starts with historically strong seasonal gains. Institutional demand, including $2.4 billion inflows into U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs last week, supports the bullish outlook. Key p...
