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A CryptoSlate report says a model projects Bitcoin could reach $1.6 million by 2036. About 82% of that projected value comes from demand tied to gold and Bitcoin. The model also clashes sharply with JPMorgan's return assumptions, so the outlook is far from settled.
The Federal Reserve kept its target range at 3.75% to 4% on Oct. 28, with a 10-2 vote. Two members wanted an immediate quarter-point hike, and rate-market trackers now see a December hike as likely.
Bitcoin ETFs took in $424 million over three days, lifting October net inflows to $111 million. The gains came despite a hawkish Federal Reserve decision and weaker crypto sentiment. For traders, strong fund demand can hold up even when rate signals turn tougher.
Bitcoin is trading at $80,109 after pulling back 2.1% from its $81,800 high on Oct 28. Price is now testing a rising trendline near $79,612, and the next 1H close will show which way it breaks.
Bitcoin dropped below $80,000 as weakness in Samsung-linked tech stocks and a hawkish Federal Reserve hold pushed investors away from riskier assets. Crypto futures saw $356 million in liquidations, showing leveraged traders took heavy losses.
Bitcoin briefly fell below $80,000 as weakness in tech stocks, led by Alphabet and Samsung, spread into a wider risk-off move. The Federal Reserve's hawkish hold added pressure, and crypto futures saw $356 million in liquidations. For traders, this shows how crypto is still moving with stocks and Fed signals.
The Federal Reserve kept rates on hold but signaled a tougher stance, and traders now see a 78% chance of a rate hike in December. Analysts say Bitcoin's next move could depend on Treasury yields, the US dollar and upcoming inflation data.
The Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged but took a hawkish stance, meaning it leans toward tighter policy. Traders are pricing a 78% chance of a rate hike in December, and analysts say Bitcoin's next move could depend on Treasury yields, the US dollar and upcoming inflation data.
Datavault AI says it has been unable to withdraw its Bitcoin from Biconomy since June. The company also plans to restate four financial reports tied to a $150 million deal with Scilex. For traders, this is a company-specific issue, but it may hurt confidence in firms that hold Bitcoin on their balance sheets.
Bitcoin-backed mortgages are set to launch in Canada, with APX involved. Borrowers could lose their crypto collateral if bitcoin prices fall, and many may not yet understand the cost. For traders, the product adds a new link between bitcoin prices and forced selling.
Bitcoin traded near $81,000 after the Federal Reserve kept its interest rate range at 3.75% to 4%. The decision passed by a 10-2 vote, showing policymakers were not fully in agreement. Traders may watch how the split vote shapes expectations for future rate moves.
Bitcoin rose 1.16% over the past 24 hours to about $81,422, and most major coins moved higher: Ethereum was up 1.1%, Solana up 1.18% and Dogecoin up 1.34%. XRP (-0.46%) and BNB (-0.09%) slipped, and 163 of 301 tracked coins were up. The most likely driver is Bitcoin's rebound to $81.5K after US GDP data beat forecasts, though traders are also weighing the Federal Reserve's hold and the likelihood of a December rate hike.
The Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged on Wednesday in a 10-2 vote. Governor Lisa Cook and Cleveland Fed President Beth Hammack wanted a rate hike instead. Bitcoin held steady, but traders are now watching for a possible December increase.
Shareholders of Strategy, the largest Bitcoin treasury company, have approved daily dividend payments for four preferred stocks. Daily payments on STRC start in November, and three other preferred securities follow in January 2027. For traders, the schedule gives a timeline for how this Bitcoin-linked company plans to pay its preferred shareholders.
Data shared with Bitcoin Magazine puts net crypto hack losses for 2026 at about $2.35 billion, after frozen funds and returns are counted. September alone accounted for roughly $768 million, led by a Bitget wallet drain and a Liquid Network bug. Most of the losses came from centralized exchanges and DeFi platforms, so security risk on these services may be worth weighing.
Google is previewing a crypto custody system that splits private keys across separate environments. Several banks are testing it before a planned early 2027 launch. For traders, it may signal growing bank interest in safer ways to hold crypto.
Bitcoin tried to rise but could not break above its 50-day simple moving average. Traders held back while they waited for the FOMC meeting outcome and key tech company earnings. Because both events can move broader markets, the failed bounce is worth watching closely.
Banks in the euro area reported a record worsening in their access to retail funding. The European Central Bank still describes the decline as moderate. For traders, any effect on Bitcoin likely depends on borrowing costs and how much risk investors are willing to take.
Galaxy Research found that nine hedge funds and banks reduced their spot bitcoin ETF holdings by 68,000 BTC as the cash-and-carry trade faded. Wealth platforms and sovereign funds added to their positions over the same period. Traders may read this as a shift in who is holding bitcoin ETF exposure.
Strategy (MSTR) shareholders approved paying daily dividends on four of the company's preferred stocks. The move is a corporate decision, so its direct effect on crypto or gold prices is unclear. Traders may still watch it as a sign of how the company funds its preferred shares.
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