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On the Chain: Bitcoin drops towards US$84,000 as dollar strength and rate fears return
Bitcoin has fallen back towards US$84,000, extending its retreat from recent highs as a stronger US dollar, elevated Treasury yields and renewed interest rate concerns weigh on cryptocurrency markets. The world's largest digital asset was trading around US$84,205 at the latest check, down about 1.5% on the session after moving between US$83,702 and US$86,634.
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Why Did Bitcoin's Price Slump by $2K in 20 Minutes?
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Bitcoin Net Outflows From Centralized Exchanges Reach 24,073 BTC
The daily outflow was the largest since March 1, while Bitcoin held on centralized exchanges stood at about 6.50% of total supply.
Bitcoin Drops Below $84,000 as Crypto Liquidations Top $400 Million
Bitcoin fell $1,600 in about 15 minutes, while Ether and XRP also declined as leveraged long positions were liquidated.
Bitcoin just cracked $84K: the chart now opens a trapdoor towards $79K
Bitcoin remained under pressure on Wednesday, briefly trading below $84,000 as increased profit-taking and less supportive macroeconomic conditions slowed its bullish momentum. BTC changed hands around $84,151, dropping below the immediate support at $85,000 after struggling to regain its recent high near $87,000. Institutional signals were mixed. US spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds recorded modest withdrawals on Monday, while Strategy continued adding Bitcoin to its corporate treasury. Meanwhile, rising Treasury yields and a stronger US dollar presented additional obstacles to a sustained recovery. Bitcoin ETF outflows contrast with Strategy's latest purchase US spot Bitcoin ETFs registered $89.90 million in net outflows on Monday, followed by another $3 million on Tuesday, according to SoSoValue.
Bitcoin ETFs Draw $118.8 Million as Ethereum Funds Lose $201.9 Million
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs posted a net inflow on Oct. 6, while Ethereum ETFs recorded their sixth consecutive day of net outflows.
U.S. Spot Bitcoin ETFs Draw $119 Million in Net Inflows on Oct. 6
Blackrock IBIT led individual funds with $122 million in inflows, while the Grayscale Bitcoin Mini Trust ETF posted the largest outflow.
Why is Crypto Down? Bitcoin Lost $2,000 in A Flash Crash
Bitcoin price fell below $84,000 after four Hyperliquid wallets opened 40x BTC shorts, but timing alone does not prove causation or insider trading.
Bitcoin.de plans new setup after MiCA license failure
Bitcoin.de trading remains suspended after BaFin rejected futurum bank's MiCA application, with regulated partners planned for a restart.
Bitcoin Slips Below $84,000 as Oil Tops $100 Amid Tanker Tensions
Bitcoin touched roughly $83,840 during Asian trading as Brent crude climbed nearly 1% and the dollar strengthened amid heightened Strait of Hormuz tensions.
Bitcoin dips below $84,000 as oil jumps on Iranian tanker attacks
Bitcoin briefly broke under the level analysts flagged as the point where sellers take over. Oil and the dollar both climbed.
