Bitcoin fell to around $84,490 from a recent high of $87,397 as traders anticipate a 75% chance of a Federal Reserve rate hike in October, driven by persistent inflation concerns. This potential rate increase typically strengthens the dollar and raises borrowing costs, making volatile assets like Bitcoin less attractive. While most top cryptocurrencies cooled, BNB and Solana gained, supported by institutional interest and positive developments. The market now awaits the Fed's October 28 decision to see if the tightening cycle continues or pauses.
As of Sep 24, 2026 23:22 WIB, Bitcoin trades at Rp1.515.054.635 on Pluang, showing a modest 0.82% gain in the last day despite recent volatility. Binance Coin and Solana are stronger performers, with BNB up 2.85% at Rp13.992.161 and Solana rising 2.27% to Rp2.095.979. Notably, Bitcoin's market cap stands at Rp30.498,86 trillion, reflecting its dominant position in the crypto market as investors weigh the impact of potential Fed rate hikes.
Binance transferred about 21,750 Bitcoin, valued at roughly $1.69 billion, from a cold wallet to a hot wallet. This move may be related to covering user losses, but Binance has not officially confirmed this purpose. The transfer confirms the amount a...
Bitcoin rose slightly by 0.44% to $77,906 despite the total cryptocurrency market capitalization dropping 3.35% to $2.60 trillion. Major tokens showed mixed performance: Ether and BNB gained modestly, while XRP, Solana, and Dogecoin declined. TRON le...
Thorchain experienced an emergency pause across 12 networks after a one-block Ethereum reorganization caused a 10 ETH double refund error. This accounting glitch disrupted cross-chain swaps and inadvertently delayed laundering of funds stolen in Bina...
Bitcoin fell 7.32% in October, ending a three-month winning streak and breaking the usual "Uptober" trend. The drop was influenced by higher US inflation data and a major $6.3 billion hack on Binance, which shook investor confidence and led to signif...
During the October 29 Binance hack, about 18,270 BTC worth $1.4 billion was stolen, with the FBI identifying North Korea's Lazarus Group as responsible. The stolen bitcoin is split across 19 wallets and remains untouched due to Bitcoin's decentralize...
