Bitcoin dropped below $80,000 for the fourth consecutive session, trading between $76,000 and $78,500, pressured by rising Middle East tensions, hotter-than-expected US inflation data, and significant outflows from Bitcoin ETFs. These factors increased risk aversion and the likelihood of further Federal Reserve rate hikes, pushing investors away from non-yielding assets like Bitcoin. The $80,000 level has acted as a resistance point since February, and recent ETF outflows and forced liquidations indicate institutional and leveraged traders are reducing exposure. If Bitcoin breaks below the $76,000 support, it could test the lower range near $60,000, signaling a deeper correction from its October 2025 peak of $126,000.
Bitway (BTW) mengalami penurunan tajam sebesar 20.76% menjadi $0.553 dalam 24 jam terakhir hingga 11:02 pagi ET pada 15 November, menjadi aset kripto dengan kerugian terbesar di antara 89 mata uang digital terbesar yang dipantau, kecuali stablecoin. ...
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