Bitcoin's price fell back toward $84,000 after climbing above $87,000 earlier in the week, pressured by renewed tensions between the US and Iran. The conflict's uncertainty, especially regarding Iran's proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz within seven days, has created market volatility. This development reverses earlier expectations that the conflict would end soon after the US midterm elections. Bitcoin's price remains sensitive to geopolitical events in the region, which have influenced its movement since February.
Bitcoin trades at Rp1.505.160.334 on Pluang as of Sep 26, 2026 13:21 WIB, showing a slight 0.19% decline over the past day. This modest pullback aligns with the article's note of Bitcoin falling toward $84,000 amid ongoing Middle East tensions. On Pluang, the market cap stands at Rp30.187,1 trillion with a 64% buy order activity, indicating continued investor interest despite geopolitical uncertainties.
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Bitcoin surged above $87,000 driven by strong U.S. spot ETF inflows totaling about $1.7 billion, before pulling back to around $84,000. The Federal Reserve proposed new rules requiring stablecoin issuers under its supervision to maintain full asset b...
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Over the weekend, cryptocurrency markets showed limited movement with Bitcoin falling below $84,000 to $83,900 and Ether trading at $2,688. Despite Bitcoin's slight dip, total market capitalization rose marginally by 0.3% to $2.989 trillion. DeFi tok...
Bitcoin's price stayed close to $84,000 despite a $1.7 billion drop in open interest across major exchanges from Sept. 22 to Sept. 25. The decline in open interest, which measures outstanding derivative positions, does not specify whether longs or sh...
