Bitcoin recovered above $83,000 after briefly dipping below $81,000, decoupling from a sharp sell-off in Asian chip stocks and weakness in Nasdaq futures. Elevated oil prices due to Middle East tensions raised inflation concerns, increasing the likelihood of Federal Reserve rate hikes that could pressure cryptocurrencies. Traders are now focused on the upcoming US consumer price index report, with expectations that institutional investors may hedge their crypto holdings rather than reduce exposure. This suggests continued institutional interest in cryptocurrencies despite market volatility.
Bitcoin trades at Rp1.490.000.000 on Pluang, showing a slight 0.27% decrease as of Oct 13, 2026 11:31 WIB, while Ethereum and XRP are down 1.21% and 2.68% respectively. Despite the article noting Bitcoin's recovery above $83,000, on Pluang the crypto market reflects modest declines amid ongoing inflation concerns and geopolitical tensions. XRP's 56% buy activity on Pluang indicates some continued investor interest even as prices dip.
Bitcoin's price increased by 2.51% over four hours, reaching $83,369 on Binance's BTC/USDT spot market. Despite this rise, it remains slightly down by 0.25% compared to 24 hours earlier. During the same period, short Bitcoin liquidations across Binan...
On October 13, Bitcoin's price climbed above the $83,000 mark, reaching $83,004.44, reflecting a daily gain of 1.41%. This price movement marks a significant threshold for traders, providing a new level to watch in the cryptocurrency market. The incr...
Bitcoin briefly dropped below $82,000 during a widespread selloff in the cryptocurrency market, with real-world-asset tokens falling nearly 7%. Ether also declined, trading below $2,500. Several crypto sectors including AI, decentralized finance, and...
Bitcoin's price surpassed $82,000, reaching $82,142 on the Binance spot market at 10:19 a.m. ET on October 13. This marked a 0.96% increase from its level one hour earlier, reflecting a positive short-term momentum in the cryptocurrency market. The r...
Bitcoin fell below $82,000 amid a sharp sell-off affecting smaller cryptocurrencies, with several altcoins losing more than 20% in a single day. Tokens like BOME, BLUR, and STRK saw declines between 28% and 30%, while others such as PONS, USELESS, EN...
