Bitcoin and Nasdaq futures declined after President Trump suggested the possibility of additional U.S. military strikes on Iran before the November midterm elections, increasing market uncertainty. Crude oil prices rose amid geopolitical tensions, while investors await key U.S. inflation, manufacturing, and employment data this week that could impact market volatility and Federal Reserve rate decisions. Despite recent gains, Bitcoin faces resistance around $85,000, with analysts advising caution amid ongoing geopolitical and economic risks.
Following President Trump's comments on potential further strikes on Iran, Bitcoin shows a slight decline on Pluang, trading at Rp1.493.886.877 with a 1-day change of -1.32% as of Sep 28, 2026 11:01 WIB. The platform records a market cap of Rp30.122,76T and a 24-hour trading volume of Rp420,3T. Despite geopolitical tensions, most Pluang users remain buyers, with 73% of order activity on Bitcoin being buy orders and a typical hold time of 110 days.
Bitcoin briefly rose above $80,000 on September 20 but then traded sideways before market sentiment turned bearish on September 27. This bearish trend intensified on September 28 across both centralized and decentralized exchanges, as reflected by fu...
On September 28, Bitcoin fell nearly 1% below $84,000, while Ether dropped below $2,700 with a 1.59% decline. In contrast, the real-world asset (RWA) sector surged 4.24%, led by Ondo Finance and Sky tokens. Other sectors showed mixed results, with me...
Bitcoin remained steady above $84,000 on September 28 despite $187 million in crypto liquidations over 24 hours, reflecting cautious market sentiment. Ether underperformed, dropping 0.75% to $2,674, while Bitcoin dipped slightly by 0.25% to $84,092. ...
Bitcoin rose by 0.75% to exceed $85,000, while Ether increased by 0.2% to pass $2,700, reaching significant price thresholds for both cryptocurrencies. These gains reflect positive momentum in the crypto market, highlighting investor confidence in Bi...
Bitcoin's price has surged 44.2% from its June low of $58,535 to around $84,400, exceeding typical recovery averages. This strong rebound is supported by significant institutional demand, including ETF inflows, and tightening supply as exchange reser...
