Altcoin spot volume has climbed to nearly four times Bitcoin's, the highest ratio since September 2025, according to Glassnode. Wintermute says retail clients on its OTC desk sold BTC last week to fund that rotation, while US spot Bitcoin ETFs took in nearly $2.4 billion over the same five sessions. Each day's ETF inflow came […]
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Bitcoin price hovered near $83,700 on Tuesday as the crypto market gained 0.99% over 24 hours to $2.87 trillion. Ethereum price held above $2,700, while XRP climbed toward $1.50 and Chainlink price also advanced. Recent spot ETF inflows supported sentiment, although uncertainty surrounding U.S.-Iran talks kept broader risks in focus. Ad Ad Iran Officials Pessimistic
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The Conference Board's Consumer Confidence Index fell to its lowest level in more than a decade in September, with expectations of continued weakening in business and labor market conditions.
August already felt the disruption; Thursday’s September factory survey and Friday’s payrolls test what follows.
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Chainlink price hovered at $15 on Tuesday after rising 10.50% over 24 hours, outpacing the broader market’s 1.19% gain. The BTC, ETH, SOL, and DOGE prices are seeing slight consolidation, eyeing recovery ahead. The move followed Monday’s CCIP 2.0 launch and a separate announcement involving Swift’s blockchain ledger. LINK investors also watched fresh exchange-traded fund
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Michael Saylor’s Strategy moved 3,568 BTC worth about $297 million over the last few hours. The massive size raised questions about whether the largest corporate Bitcoin treasury is dumping BTC again or just shuffling coins between wallets. Ad Ad Michael Saylor’s Strategy Moves Sparks Jitters In an X post on September 29, on-chain analytics platform
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Bitcoin’s (BTC) September 8 golden cross came after 293 days below its 200-day average in the prior year. Binance Research says the depth of such a reset may help identify stronger recoveries. The firm’s latest weekly report compared the setup with 12 earlier crosses. Binance’s chart splits those episodes into “shallow reset” and “deep freeze”
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John Waldron, Goldman's likely next CEO, said bitcoin demand was rising in 2021. See his crypto and AI record.
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Democrats lead the US midterms race, but Bitcoin may respond more to Fed rate hikes than to a change in Senate control.
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Global stocks fell to a one-week low as Brent rose for a second day and traders added to bets on more Federal Reserve rate hikes ahead of Wednesday's PCE inflation data.
After the security incident on September 24, Bitget has started to resume the crypto withdrawals, and the withdrawals of the BTC network and BSC network are resumed on September 28. The exchange stated that the process of restoring was made in a phased manner as part of other security reviews and remediations that took place
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Nearly 5,000 Bitcoin has left Bitget’s tracked reserves after the crypto exchange reopened withdrawals following its $387.5 million hack. On Sept. 28, Bitget Chief Executive Officer Gracy Chen said the exchange had processed 9,585 withdrawal orders totaling 4,098.036 BTC as of 17:00 UTC+8, shortly after it resumed Bitcoin withdrawals. Separate DeFiLlama data showed Bitget’s tracked […]
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Monero has released a new version of its beta stressnet software as the privacy-focused network moves closer to testing major upgrades FCMP++ and CARROT.
Michael Saylor-led Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) has made back-to-back weekly Bitcoin purchases for the first time since June, rebuilding its holdings after selling some of the cryptocurrency earlier this quarter. On Sept. 28, the company said it acquired 1,665 Bitcoin for $142.7 million during the week ended Sept. 27, paying an average of $85,681 per token. That followed […]
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By Jonatan Randin, Senior Market Analyst at PrimeXBT In mid September the setup looked bad for Bitcoin. The CLARITY Act failed in the Senate on 15 September and the Fed hiked to 3.75 to 4.00% the next day. Bitcoin (BTC) briefly traded under $75,000. A week later it was above $87,000. Then the bond market moved, and Bitcoin stopped going up. What happened in bonds On 23 September the 10 year US Treasury yield jumped more than 18 basis points, the biggest one day rise since April 2025. It kept going and rose above 5.2% the next day, the highest since 2007. The 30 year reached about 5.50%, a level last seen in 2004. There was no single trigger. Strong PMI data, a weak five year auction and higher oil all played a part. The Treasury even bought back $4 billion of long bonds on 24 September, and yields still rose. Why the hike didn’t matter much Everyone saw it coming. By the eve of the meeting, futures markets priced the hike at close to 90%. Some of Bitcoin’s weakness in the weeks before arguably reflected that repricing. ETF flows show it. Spot Bitcoin ETFs lost about $750 million over 15 and 16 September, then took in $2.39 billion in the week to 25 September, their biggest week since October 2025 according to Farside Investors. Why the bond move is different Look at those flows day by day: $999 million on Monday, then $715 million, $347 million, $191 million and $135 million on Friday. The buying never stopped. It just got smaller as yields went up. A hike is one decision with a known size. A bond selloff has no size, and the market decides how far it goes. Yields above 5% compete directly with an asset that pays nothing. There’s another way to read it. If the Treasury has to keep borrowing at higher rates, the deficit grows and so does the supply of bonds. Many in crypto see that as the long term case for Bitcoin. For now, though, the short term effect is the one showing up in the flows. So far Bitcoin is holding the move. It isn’t extending it. What the chart says On the 3 day chart, Bitcoin broke above the $70,000 region around 20 August. It then spent a few weeks consolidating near $80,000 before breaking higher again last week. That second breakout matters. It’s arguably the first higher high on the higher timeframes since the bear market began, and price reached above $87,000 before pulling back. Bitcoin (BTC/USD) 3 day chart with the 20 and 50 EMA. The breakout above $80,000 marks the first higher high since the bear market began, and the 20 EMA has crossed above the 50 EMA. Source: TradingView The moving averages support the same picture. The 20 EMA has crossed above the 50 EMA on the 3 day chart for the first time since they crossed down in November 2025, which is roughly where the bear market started. Price is now retracing the latest leg up. The next higher timeframe support sits at $80,000, and the 50% Fibonacci retracement of the move from around $75,000 to $87,000 falls just above it, near $81,000. As long as Bitcoin holds the $80,000 area, the overall structure could still be read as constructive. A sustained move back below it would put that higher high into question. Navigating Bitcoin’s next move with PrimeXBT As Bitcoin’s recovery meets pressure from rising bond yields, PrimeXBT, a global multi-asset broker and crypto asset service provider, allows traders to position for either a continuation of the rally or a deeper pullback. Clients can trade BTC through Crypto Futures and CFDs, taking long or short positions with adjustable leverage, as well as buy, exchange and hold Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. Crypto Futures maker fees are 0.01% and taker fees start from 0.045%, falling to 0.015% at VIP 5 tier through PrimeXBT’s volume-based VIP program. Crypto CFDs carry no trading commission, with BTC/USD spreads available as low as $19 at the same tier. The same forces testing Bitcoin’s recovery are also relevant to Gold, US Dollar pairs and major equity indices. PrimeXBT provides access to these markets off
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Belarus Approves the Country’s First Crypto Banks: Report
Belarus earlier this year signed a legal framework for crypto banks in the country.
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