Bitcoin has rebounded above $83,000, according to ViaBTC's Jeff Ko, as analysts have identified a drop below $80,000 or a recovery toward $86,000 as possible outcomes of this week's U.S. inflation report.
The Crypto Fear and Greed Index has dropped to 56 from an August peak of 82, as oil, bond yields, and ETF outflows hit Bitcoin in October.
Bitcoin reached $84,254 before retreating as WTI crude topped $94 and Brent climbed to $107.25, its highest level since Sept. 16.
The indicator has held above its 1.10 annual benchmark, with weekly and monthly averages also higher.
The changes limit peer-imposed fee rates in dual-funded channels and verify fees when Bitcoin Core constructs transactions for Eclair.
October funding and splicing repairs limit peer fees and verify backend transactions, while the latest listed release remains September's v0.14.3.
Saylor's company spent nearly nine times as much repurchasing its Stretch preferred stock as it did on bitcoin last week, leaving $354.8 million of its $2 billion buyback authorization.
The company also repurchased $192.4 million of its STRC preferred stock and now holds 848,250 BTC.
The company raised an estimated $55 million during the week of Oct. 5. An expected 8-K filing will clarify whether the funds were converted into Bitcoin.
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Bitcoin is holding above $80,000 even as Brent crude trades above $100 amid renewed Middle East tensions. The resilience is notable, but roughly $681 million of weekly U.S. spot bitcoin ETF outflows leaves institutional demand as the key test for the next move.
On-chain indicators show early signs of a market bottom, but US buyers remain cautious.