Bitcoin traded around $77,000, slightly up but under pressure ahead of crucial US inflation data that could influence the Federal Reserve's upcoming interest rate decision. The broader crypto market also faced declines amid rising oil prices and higher US Treasury yields, which raised inflation concerns and reduced appetite for risky assets. Despite short-term weakness, institutional demand remains strong, with significant inflows into US spot Bitcoin ETFs. The market's next move depends on whether inflation data supports another Fed rate hike or allows Bitcoin to challenge $80,000 again.
Bitcoin's price hovered around $82,550 to $83,000 on Oct 12, 2026, facing resistance near $84,000 and support at $82,500. Technical indicators show neutral to slightly bearish momentum, with bitcoin struggling to break above $84,000 but maintaining k...
The total cryptocurrency market capitalization fell by 2.88% to $2.81 trillion on October 12, driven mainly by a slight decline in Bitcoin, which traded down 0.48% at $82,690. Meanwhile, Ether and several major altcoins like Solana and Dogecoin poste...
Bitcoin's price dropped below $83,000, trading at approximately $82,981.7 USDT as of Monday morning. This marks a continuation of a modest downward trend in the cryptocurrency's value over the past 24 hours, with a decline of 0.17%. The dip reflects ...
Bitcoin's price fell below the 83,000 USDT mark on Monday, trading at 82,991.19 USDT after a 0.93% intraday decline. This slight drop indicates a minor pullback in the cryptocurrency market. Investors should watch for further price movements to gauge...
Zcash attracted $22.56 million in inflows, outpacing Bitcoin's $6.01 million and Ether's $6.95 million over the past five hours, according to Cryptometer data. Stablecoins USDT and USDC also saw significant distribution across cryptocurrencies. Despi...
