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Bitcoin Steadies Near Monthly Low Amid Extreme Fear BTC Price →$75,840 7D Return ↓-2.0% Fear & Greed ↓25 Bitcoin holds near $75,800, flat on the day but down 2% this week after a selloff drove Fear and Greed to 25, its most extreme reading in three months, while its 30-day correlation to the S&P 500 climbed to 0.74. Over $1 billion in long liquidations flushed leverage out of the market, and funding has collapsed toward zero even as spot ETFs shed $870 million over the past five days, including a $412 million BlackRock-led exit Friday. On-chain stays calm, with fees low and congestion light, though hashrate has slipped 6% over seven days as miners redirect capacity toward AI infrastructure leases. Liquidity is expanding and the dollar is stable, but weak consumer sentiment leaves Thursday's CPI print as the next clear catalyst for a regime shift.

Bitcoin Hits Extreme Fear Near $76K as Miners Pivot to AI Bitcoin's Fear and Greed Index hit Extreme Fear for the first time in three months as the price sank to an 11-week low near $75,000 on a hot jobs report and $430 million in Thursday ETF outflows. Core Scientific will exit mining by 2027, IREN's AI ramp slipped to 2027 amid a $6 billion raise, and TeraWulf's AI leasing revenue jumped 774% as mining revenue fell 69%. Strive posted a $509 million Q3 profit and 63.2% Bitcoin yield on its 43,124 BTC treasury, while Elliptic traced $124 million of Binance's stolen funds into bitcoin.

Bitcoin Steadies Near $75K After AI Selloff BTC Price ↓$75,136 24h Return ↓-3.67% Fear & Greed ↓28 Bitcoin trades near $75,136, down 3.7% over 24 hours and testing its 30-day low after Thursday's AI-driven equity selloff triggered over $1 billion in crypto liquidations. On-chain stays calm, with fees near 4 sat/vB and very low congestion. Sentiment has turned fearful (Fear & Greed at 28) and BTC-SPX correlation has climbed to 0.72, yet funding stays compressed well below its weekly average, signaling leverage flushed out. ETFs shed over $1 billion net over five days, extending a 30-day outflow trend amid AI-bubble jitters in equities, not crypto-specific stress. A $2.7 billion options expiry lands hours before the jobs data, with CPI six days out; the test is whether Bitcoin decouples from a shaky equity tape or keeps trading as high-beta risk.

Bitcoin Crashes As Tech Rout Sparks Liquidations BTC Price ↓$75,719 24h Return ↓-5.4% Funding Rate ↑0.016% Bitcoin crashed over 5% in the past hour to $75,718, a fresh 30-day low and down 7% over the week, as a sharp equity selloff drove roughly $600M in hourly liquidations. Funding stays positive and above its weekly baseline even as price falls, with open interest near $8.4B, pointing to a long-side flush rather than short pressure. ETF flows had just turned positive after a three-day outflow streak, but the 5-day net stays negative at -$1.14B, leaving institutional demand tepid into the drop. On-chain conditions remain calm, fees low and hashrate rising, so this looks like a leverage and macro event, not network stress; CPI lands in 7 days as the next catalyst.

Bitcoin Steadies Near $81K After Election Rally Bitcoin steadied near $81,000 after a Democratic midterm sweep sparked a V-shaped rebound from a seven-week low near $75,600, liquidating about $380 million in shorts within an hour. ETF flows stayed mixed: Fidelity led $128 million in inflows while BlackRock's IBIT extended a four-session outflow streak. Riot's $28 billion AI financing deal with Anthropic carries 12% interest, and Block set aside $764 million for a DOJ settlement, halving its bitcoin profit.

Bitcoin Squeezes Higher as ETF Outflows Persist BTC Price ↑$80,247 24h Return ↑+3.2% Next-Block Fee →2.5 sat/vB Bitcoin jumped to $80,247 (+3.2% 24h) as a $380M short squeeze fueled a V-shaped recovery from last week's $75,700 low, following the Democratic sweep of Congress. Funding flipped to roughly 1.9x its 7-day baseline, showing leveraged longs rebuilding fast. Spot ETFs still posted $887M in net outflows over the past five sessions, nearly triple the entire month's $294M net outflow, a sharp late-week reversal. Fear & Greed held at 34, still fearful despite the bounce, while 7-day hashrate growth flipped negative against a rising 30-day trend, a sign the rally lacks full conviction. Fees stay near zero and net liquidity keeps contracting as the dollar holds flat. CPI lands in 8 days and will likely decide whether this recovery extends or fades.

Bitcoin Holds $78K as Congress Sweep Clears Uncertainty Bitcoin climbed back toward $78,000 after dipping to $75,700 as Democrats swept the House and Senate and midterm uncertainty eased, breaking a 12-year pattern by trading above its 200-day average on election day. Spot ETFs still shed nearly $400 million over two sessions, led by BlackRock's IBIT, even as Strategy added 811 BTC. Mercado Bitcoin pledged to cover all losses from its $38 million breach, and Liquid Network confirmed reserves fully restored after September's $320 million exploit.

Bitcoin Steadies Near $78K After Hack Fallout BTC Price →$77,764 7D Return ↓-2.11% Fee (Next Block) →1.6 sat/vB Bitcoin holds near $77,800, down 2.1% on the week as markets digest the Binance hack, the largest crypto theft on record, which drove Friday's $643 million ETF outflow, the heaviest in four months and led by IBIT redemptions, even as 30-day flows stay net positive at $1.8 billion. Fear and Greed slipped to 37 from a 40 baseline, but on-chain health argues against panic: fees sit near 1.6 sat/vB, congestion is very low, and hashrate is up 20.6% over 30 days. Strategy added another 811 BTC despite its CFO's abrupt resignation, underscoring a tension between institutional conviction and governance risk. Net liquidity is contracting and the midterm elections and Friday's jobs report are the week's near-term catalysts, with CPI due in 10 days.

Bitcoin Holds Near $78K as Binance Hack Fallout Widens Bitcoin held near $78,000 as fallout from Binance's record $6.3 billion hack continued, with withdrawals reopening in phases and roughly $3.64 billion exiting quickly once access returned. Spot ETFs posted a four-month high in outflows, shedding $643 million Friday. BTCPay Server urged merchants on outdated versions to shut down hot wallets after theft reports, while Strategy's abrupt CFO exit renewed scrutiny despite its 848,517 BTC holding. Traders are bracing for Tuesday's US midterms and Friday's jobs report.

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Bitcoin Steadies Near $78K As Fear Persists BTC Price ↑$77,893 Fee (Next Block) →2.5 sat/vB Fear & Greed ↓34 (Fear) Bitcoin trades at $77,893, up 0.5% over 24 hours but still down 3.3% on the week as it tests the $78K recovery zone after last week's selloff. Hashrate is rising sharply (+19% over 30 days) and fees sit near rock-bottom (2.5 sat/vB), signaling a healthy network even as price lags. Sentiment remains fearful (Fear & Greed at 34, falling) with BTC tracking equities (30d correlation 0.63) more than gold, while a $643M single-day ETF outflow, led by IBIT, interrupted an otherwise positive 30-day flow trend (+$1.82B) and funding has cooled rather than spiked. Contracting net liquidity and a weak consumer sentiment read (48.1) keep the macro backdrop cautious ahead of CPI in 11 days, the next catalyst that could decide whether BTC reclaims $80K or slips back toward $70K.

Bitcoin Tests $77K Support as ETF Outflows Mount Bitcoin is trading near $77,000 to $78,000, pinned between its lower Bollinger Band and a stacked moving average ceiling with oscillators oversold, as traders watch whether support holds or price slips toward $70,000. Bitcoin ETFs shed $643 million on October 30, erasing the week's inflows, though BlackRock's IBIT still closed October net positive. A Nasdaq listed holder, Next Technology Holding, authorized a possible $450 million sale of its 5,833 BTC citing the Binance hack and quantum computing risk. The news comes as the Bitcoin white paper marks its 18th anniversary, reviving debate over long term network security funding.

Bitcoin Steadies Near $77K as Fear Deepens BTC Price →$77,242 7-Day Return ↓-3.4% Fear & Greed ↓30 (Fear) Bitcoin trades near $77,200, roughly flat on the day but down 3.4% on the week and 10.8% off its 30-day high. Mempool fees sit near rock bottom while hashrate is up 14.7% over 30 days despite a 13.3% seven-day dip, a split picture for miners. Sentiment has slid to Fear (30, from a 45 baseline) alongside an elevated VIX and a 0.63 BTC-SPX correlation as equities and gold also slip. Funding stays positive above its weekly average on $7.96B open interest, and 30-day ETF flows remain net positive even as headlines flag a single-day $643M outflow. Net liquidity is contracting and the dollar holds near 121.3; CPI lands in 12 days, FOMC in 45, both plausible regime-shift catalysts.

Coinbase Insiders Sell as Binance Hack Rattles Bitcoin Bitcoin held near $77,000 as markets digested a $6.3 billion Binance hack whose 18,270 BTC haul now exceeds Coinbase's disclosed treasury, with investigators linking the breach to North Korea and Binance targeting a 48 hour withdrawal restoration. Coinbase separately missed revenue estimates as users fell, and CEO Brian Armstrong moved to sell up to $2 billion in stock. Strategy posted $19.5 billion in Q3 net income and grew its bitcoin stash 26 percent this year even as shares slid on the earnings.

Bitcoin Slides On Hack Shock, ETFs Hold Steady BTC Price ↓$77,153 24h Return ↓-3.3% 7d Return ↓-5.3% Bitcoin trades near $77,150, down 3.3% in 24h and 5.3% for the week after a $6.3B Binance hack triggered $1.5-1.6B in liquidations, pulling price within 1% of its 30-day low. On-chain stays calm: fees hold near 3.6 sat/vB with very low congestion, and hashrate keeps climbing (+11% over 7 days) even as price falls. Sentiment has cratered to Fear (30 vs. a 48 baseline) with VIX ticking up to elevated, yet ETF demand hasn't broken: $286M in over five days, $2.9B over 30, zero outflow days. Funding stays mildly positive and perpetual OI holds near $8.3B, so leverage hasn't fully unwound. Liquidity is contracting and real yields sit near 2.7% ahead of CPI in 13 days. Watch whether hashrate strength and steady ETF buying can outlast fear-driven selling before that print.

Bitcoin Steadies Near $78K Amid Record Binance Hack Bitcoin steadied near $78,400, recovering from a $76,300 low, after Binance confirmed crypto's largest-ever hack at $6.3 billion; the attacker split $1.4 billion into 19 unfreezable wallets and liquidations topped $1.5 billion across more than 230,000 traders as Binance pledged to cover losses via its SAFU fund. Separately, Trezor warned of a suspected hardware implant in Safe 5 devices sold by CryptoBilis and urged buyers to move funds. The selloff erased a GDP-driven rally toward $81,500 and compounds a hawkish, split Fed hold alongside weak Samsung and Alphabet earnings, with $10.9 billion in Bitcoin options expiring today. Strategy posted record Q3 operating income and Franklin Templeton launched two Bitcoin dividend-reinvestment ETFs as institutional buying continued.

Bitcoin Steadies Near $81K After Hawkish Fed BTC Price ↑$81,404 24h Return ↑+1.55% Fee (Next Block) →1 sat/vB Bitcoin trades near $81,400, up 1.5% today after bouncing off a dip below $80,000 when the Fed held rates at 3.75-4.00% in a split vote, two officials pushing for a hike. On-chain stays calm: next-block fees are 1 sat/vB and congestion is very low, though hashrate has slipped about 7.5% over the week into a difficulty reset. Funding is mildly positive but below its weekly average, and five-day ETF flows turned negative ($487M out) even as the month nets $2.9B positive; fear and greed sits neutral at 51. With yields near 5%, liquidity contracting, and CPI due in two weeks against live December hike odds, that print is the likelier catalyst for whether this bounce holds.

Bitcoin Swings Near $80K as Fed Holds, ETF Inflows Return Bitcoin swung between roughly $79,000 and $82,000 as the Federal Reserve's hawkish, split-vote rate hold and Samsung-led tech weakness drove over $400 million in futures liquidations, with traders now pricing a 78% chance of a December hike. Spot Bitcoin ETFs logged back-to-back inflow days, narrowing October's net outflows to about $26 million as BlackRock's IBIT absorbed most of the demand. Bitcoin Core shipped fixes for three AI-discovered bugs, including a flaw that could crash nodes on Windows and macOS. Bitwise lifted its 2036 Bitcoin price target to $1.6 million, pointing to steady institutional accumulation even as short-term sentiment stays shaky.

Bitcoin Holds $80K Ahead Of Fed Decision BTC Price ↓$80,420 7d Return ↓-4.8% Fear & Greed →51 (Neutral) Bitcoin trades near $80,420, down 4.8% on the week and 7% off its 30-day high, as a second straight red October meets elevated options premiums into this week's Fed decision. Sentiment is neutral (Fear & Greed 51); on-chain stays easy, with next-block fees near 2.5 sat/vB and very low congestion, though hashrate is mixed, up over 30 days but down over the last week. Perp funding has roughly doubled its weekly baseline despite spot's slip, and ETF flows show a $138M five-day outflow inside a still-positive $2.4B month. Restrictive real rates and contracting liquidity weigh on macro, but a reclaim of $82K would back the case that the correction is largely over, while a break under $79K risks another leg of liquidations like today's $404M flush.

Bitcoin Holds Near $80K as Datavault Bitcoin Crisis Deepens Bitcoin hovered near $80,000 as the Federal Reserve opened a two-day policy meeting, steadying off a $79,400 low. Datavault AI shares plunged 50% after it said it cannot access bitcoin tied to a $150 million Scilex deal, raising treasury custody concerns. Spot ETF inflows climbed to $176 million over two days, narrowing October's net outflow to $26 million. Researchers also flagged two Bitcoin library bugs risking miner fee drain, while a Stacks founder warned quantum fears are weighing on institutional adoption.