Bitcoin stuck between key moving averages as sellers hold narrow edge
Bitcoin briefly rose above key moving averages but reversed, leaving sellers with a slight edge near $83,721 and $84,013.
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Bitcoin briefly rose above key moving averages but reversed, leaving sellers with a slight edge near $83,721 and $84,013.
Goldman and JPMorgan see Gulf crude exports back near normal, but refined product flows remain weak.
As of September 2026, an average US worker needs 12 months of full-time wages to buy one bitcoin, down from 18 months in October 2025.
Evernorth will start trading on Nasdaq with 473M XRP, but the crypto's price has fallen 37% since the deal was signed.
Dollar index climbs to three-month high; EURUSD dips below 1.1300 as Treasury yields remain elevated.
Bitcoin posted a 42.71% Q3 gain, breaking a 13-year September losing streak. BTC trades near $83,700 as the market eyes the $87,500 yearly open.
Treasury yields briefly hit 2002 highs, boosting the dollar and pressuring European stocks, while oil rebounded.
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