Bitcoin Reaches Critical Support Before US CPI Data Release
Bitcoin dips to key $76,000 support as oil surge and NFP data boost rate hike bets; all eyes are on the upcoming US CPI report.
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Bitcoin dips to key $76,000 support as oil surge and NFP data boost rate hike bets; all eyes are on the upcoming US CPI report.
RAY hit an 11-month high amid a 90% weekly rally, driven by lower deployment costs, buybacks and tokenized equities.
Bitcoin ETFs experienced $282.6 million in outflows for a third straight session on September 10, while XRP funds attracted inflows for the third consecutive…
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Malone Lam, 22, pleaded guilty to leading a group that stole $245 million in crypto from 2023 to 2025.
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Former Ripple CTO David Schwartz said XRP could surpass Bitcoin by market cap, but only through faster growth, not Bitcoin's decline.
Donald Trump's $5,000 pledge to Americans if Republicans win the midterms could boost Bitcoin, based on past stimulus effects on crypto and stocks.
Bitcoin dropped over 2% on Thursday, trading near $77,200, as US-Iran tensions lifted oil prices and traders priced in a Fed rate hike.
Brian Armstrong told CNBC that bitcoin's bottom is in, that $400,000 by 2030 is reasonable and that the Clarity Act will pass.
Ethereum exchange supply dropped to 15.5M ETH, a multi-year low, while MVRV momentum turned positive for the first time since November 2025.
Bitcoin fell 1.64% to $77,012 after sellers defended resistance and pushed price below the 100-bar moving average. Multiple headwinds including higher yields…