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Bitcoin is trading near institutional investors' average purchase prices as ETF inflows slow sharply, leaving Friday's US economic data to test market resilience.
XRP holders are underwater and Binance leverage has fallen nearly 16%, but billions in exchange-held tokens leave the market exposed to renewed selling.
The October 9–16 closing-price comparison shows a smaller Bitcoin loss, with a four-hour timestamp difference. Monday’s ETF inflows improved the demand picture.
The order leaves the new duties waived without a fixed expiry while keeping specified earlier sanctions in place.
Inflation gives Bitcoin investors a reason to buy, while high interest rates make some of them pay dearly to wait.
The IEA’s September estimates show oil accumulating at sea while land-based buffers shrink, leaving inflation and financing relief uncertain.
Analysts see Bitcoin oscillating between $80,000 and $88,000, with weakening ETF demand and the Federal Reserve's next decision threatening to break the range.
Bitcoin briefly crashes below $80,000 as accelerating inflation forces traders to abandon bullish targets, with a $12 billion options expiry adding to market uncertainty.
A BIS model warns that automation could shift income away from labor, leaving Bitcoin increasingly dependent on wealthy investors and institutional capital.
