Bitcoin is trading close to $80,000 after briefly surpassing $82,000 earlier this month, supported by strong demand from U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs which recorded nearly $1 billion in inflows last week, extending a three-week streak totaling about $3.8 billion. Technical indicators show Bitcoin consolidating in a tight range between $79,000 and $81,000, with momentum cooling and no clear short-term bullish trend yet. The key resistance level to watch is $82,000, while support lies near $79,000 and $78,500. Continued ETF inflows provide market support, but buyers need to reclaim the $80,000-$82,000 range to push prices higher.
On October 22, Bitcoin dropped 3.61% to $81,394.33, while altcoins like Ether, XRP, and Solana fell even more sharply. Token group indexes such as Memecoin, Computing Select, and DeFi Select also saw larger declines. Despite these price drops, U.S. s...
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On October 22, Bitcoin's perpetual-futures open interest fell by 5.82%, the largest decline among five major cryptocurrencies including Ether, Solana, XRP, and Dogecoin. Bitcoin's open interest stood at $7.62 billion with a negative funding rate, ind...
Bitcoin surpassed the $82,000 mark, reaching $82,055 on Binance's spot market as of 6:05 a.m. ET on October 22. This price represents a 0.32% increase over the previous hour and a rise from $81,914 recorded 15 minutes earlier. As the largest cryptocu...
Bitcoin is currently testing a significant ETF holdings cost-basis level around $81,000. This level acts as a critical support and resistance point, with a close below it potentially leading Bitcoin to drop toward the $70,000 range. Previously, Bitco...
