Bitcoin and Ethereum prices fell sharply after US inflation data exceeded expectations, with Bitcoin dropping 3.8% and Ethereum 6.6%. The hotter inflation raised fears of a Federal Reserve rate hike, causing increased market volatility and nearly $1 billion in crypto liquidations. Despite short-term weakness, on-chain data from Glassnode indicates potential recovery signs, including declining loss-taking and strong support around $80,000-$81,500. Key levels to watch are $88,000 for a breakout and $80,000-$81,500 for support, with macro risks like inflation and Fed decisions likely to influence future price movements.
Bitcoin is trading at Rp1.452.436.000 on Pluang with a 1-day decline of 2.67% as of Oct 15, 2026 17:22 WIB. Ethereum also shows a decrease, priced at Rp42.384.637 with a 5.06% drop in the same period. Pluang order activity indicates a balanced market sentiment with 49% selling and 51% buying for Bitcoin, and a slightly stronger buying interest for Ethereum at 59%.
Bitcoin dropped 3.6% to around $81,500 following stronger-than-expected U.S. producer inflation data, which showed a 1.3% monthly rise in September, the largest since March 2022. The annual wholesale inflation rate hit 6.3%, fueling concerns about a ...
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US inflation, measured by the Producer Price Index, rose from 3.4% in August to 3.7% in September, negatively impacting the US stock market and pressuring Bitcoin's price. Bitcoin has broken below its ascending price channel, currently testing suppor...
Hedera (HBAR) was trading around $0.08 on October 15, down from its late-September high of $0.131. The token had previously climbed 74.65% from mid to late September. A return to the $0.131 level is possible but depends on Bitcoin regaining strength ...
