Between September 17 and 25, Bitcoin's price increased by 10.26%, supported by $2.88 billion in net inflows into Spot Bitcoin ETFs. Despite a brief price dip linked to U.S.-Iran tensions and a $351.6 million Bitget hack, Bitcoin saw steady outflows from exchanges, indicating long-term accumulation. Long-term holders are currently in moderate profit, suggesting they may hold rather than sell, while a weekly close above $82,850 could confirm a bullish trend. Overall, Bitcoin shows resilience with potential for further gains despite short-term volatility.
Bitcoin trades at Rp1.507.157.449 on Pluang as of Sep 26, 2026 15:21 WIB, showing a slight 0.14% gain over the past day. The platform sees a strong buying interest with 64% of orders to buy and a typical hold time of 110 days, indicating steady investor confidence. This aligns with the article's note on Bitcoin's resilience and potential bullish trend confirmation if the price closes above $82,850 weekly.
Kalshi's market predicts XRP could reach $1.70 by the end of September, though the contract for this price trades at just 32 cents, implying about a one-in-three chance. XRP has already surpassed $1.40, $1.50, and $1.60 strikes this month but faces c...
Bitcoin's price recovered to around $84,000, prompting some investors who bought at higher prices to sell and realize nearly $500 million in losses. Long-term holders, those owning Bitcoin for over nine months and over one year, recorded losses of ab...
Bitcoin traded near $84,000 on September 26 after falling about 4% from its weekly high of $87,363. Analysts identified heavy sell orders between $85,000 and $85,800, creating resistance that Bitcoin must overcome to resume upward momentum. Despite t...
Bitcoin's adjusted MVRV ratio crossed above the key threshold of 1.0 on September 26, signaling its entry into a bull market phase with the price reaching $84,156. This marks the sixth time since 2012 that Bitcoin has transitioned from an early bull ...
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 s...
