Bitcoin dropped below the critical $80,000 level twice within 48 hours, triggering nearly $400 million in liquidations. The decline is linked to pressure on tech stocks and shrinking liquidity in the crypto market, with stablecoin supply contracting. This week is crucial as the Federal Reserve and other central banks announce rate decisions amid geopolitical tensions, which could influence Bitcoin's near-term direction. If sentiment worsens, Bitcoin may test support around $75,000, but a dovish Fed could help recovery.
Bitcoin trades at Rp1.449.000.000 on Pluang as of Oct 26, 2026 19:21 WIB, down 0.31% in the last day. The market shows strong buying interest with 78% of orders as buys. Bitcoin's market cap on Pluang stands at Rp29.291,56 trillion, reflecting significant investor engagement despite recent volatility.
Traders on the decentralized platform Derive are heavily buying Bitcoin call options with strike prices between $80,000 and $90,000, anticipating a price rise around the US midterm elections in early November. Additionally, there is growing interest ...
A trader placed a $68 million bet on bitcoin's price rising above $90,000 shortly after the U.S. midterm elections, using call options on the decentralized platform Derive. This large position reflects growing optimism, with market odds also rising f...
Open interest in Solana (SOL) futures rose 3.64% in 24 hours, the highest increase among five major cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin, Ether, XRP, and Dogecoin. Ether had the largest share of long accounts at 77.2%, while Bitcoin showed the smallest...
In the past 24 hours, stablecoin USDC led net inflows with $113.94 million, followed by RLUSD and USDT, indicating strong demand for stablecoins. Meanwhile, major cryptocurrencies Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) experienced net outflows of $28.97 mi...
Bitcoin held steady near $80,400 after dipping to around $79,300 during the Asian morning, while the DeFi index was the only CoinDesk index to gain. Oil prices retreated about 2%, influenced by geopolitical developments and comments from President Tr...
