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Bitcoin Holds Above $84,000 as Whales Accumulate Despite Mixed Momentum
Bitcoin is holding above $84,000 after briefly moving past $85,000, with softer August PCE data reducing expectations of an October Federal Reserve rate hike. Whale accumulation and a firm technical structure are supporting the market, while weaker speculative futures demand and elevated Treasury yields could limit the recovery.
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Bitget Hackers Transfer $4 Million to Zcash Privacy Pool to Hide Funds
Wallets linked to the Bitget hack transferred about $3.9 million (roughly Rs. 37 crore) worth of Zcash to Ironwood, the network’s latest shielded pool. The three transactions moved 2,746 ZEC through two intermediate wallets. Around 15 percent of the stolen ZEC has now entered the privacy pool, while other funds have been moved across blockchains ...
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Bitcoin Stays Near $83,000 as October Fed Hike Odds Drop Below 50 percent
Bitcoin is holding near $83,000 as expectations of an October Federal Reserve rate hike have fallen below 50 percent. Continued ETF inflows and lower derivatives leverage are helping support market stability, while traders await PCE inflation data and US payrolls for fresh clues on the Fed’s next move.
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Bitcoin Holds Near $84,000 as Rising Yields and Oil Weigh on Market
Bitcoin is holding near $84,000 as renewed US-Iran tensions, higher oil prices, and elevated Treasury yields weigh on risk appetite. Strong spot Bitcoin ETF inflows and corporate purchases are providing support, while traders await US economic data and assess changing Federal Reserve rate expectations.
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Bitget Restores Bitcoin Withdrawal Services Following $388 Million Hack
Bitget has resumed Bitcoin withdrawals after suspending the service following a September 24 security breach that initially affected $351.6 million (roughly Rs. 3,374 crore) and was later estimated at $387.5 million (roughly Rs. 3,720 crore). The exchange said the vulnerability has been patched, user accounts remain unaffected, and its User Protect...
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Bitcoin Stays Near $83,000 as Treasury Yields Keep Recovery in Check
Bitcoin is consolidating near $83,000 as strong spot Bitcoin ETF inflows provide support despite a tougher macro backdrop. Elevated Treasury yields, a stronger dollar, and higher leverage remain potential sources of volatility, while traders await US PCE inflation data for further clues on monetary policy.
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Bitcoin Holds Near $84,000 as Bond Yields Test Rally Momentum
Bitcoin is trading around $84,000 after retreating from recent highs as rising US Treasury yields and stronger jobs data weigh on risk appetite. However, steady ETF inflows and whale accumulation continue to support demand. Traders are also watching the Trump-Xi summit and the latest options expiry for potential market catalysts.
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Bitcoin Slips Below $85,000 as Rising Treasury Yields Pressure Crypto Market
Bitcoin has pulled back towards $84,400 after reaching an eight-month high, with rising US Treasury yields and expectations of further rate hikes weighing on risk appetite. Institutional demand remains supportive as spot Bitcoin ETFs continue to attract inflows, but upcoming inflation and employment data, along with a major options expiry, could ad...
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BitMEX Halts Crypto Trading, but Keeps Withdrawals Open Following Closure
BitMEX has shut down its crypto trading services following a strategy review by parent company HDR Global Trading. Trading, deposits, and new positions are no longer available, but users can continue withdrawing their balances. The exchange is also applying security measures during the withdrawal process and has introduced an account fee for eligib...
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Bitcoin Holds Above $86,000 as Trump-Xi Summit Emerges as Key Market Catalyst
Bitcoin is holding above $86,000 after a sharp weekly recovery, with improving institutional demand and broader risk appetite supporting momentum. Analysts are watching the upcoming Trump-Xi summit as a potential catalyst, while rising leverage and profit-taking could add volatility. Bitcoin’s ability to hold above the $83,000-$85,000 zone will b...
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Bitcoin Climbs Above $85,000 as ETF Inflows and Short Covering Lift Market
Bitcoin has climbed above $85,000 after breaking through key resistance, supported by stronger spot ETF inflows, institutional buying, and short covering. More than $746 million in crypto positions were liquidated over 24 hours, while easing Treasury yields and oil prices have improved the broader macro backdrop. Analysts are now watching whether B...
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Clarity Act Failure Leads to Liquidations of Crypto Longs Worth $570 Million
Crypto markets saw about $571 million (roughly Rs. 5,479 crore) in long-position liquidations over 24 hours after the US Senate failed to advance the CLARITY Act. Bitcoin and Ether accounted for roughly $190 million each, while XRP and Solana saw smaller losses. The Senate’s September 15 cloture vote on H.R. 3633 ended 49-50, falling short of the...
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Bitcoin Drops Below $76,000 as CLARITY Act Vote Failure Adds to Pressure
Bitcoin has fallen below $76,000 as the failed CLARITY Act vote adds to pressure from rising Treasury yields and expectations of a Federal Reserve rate hike. Market sentiment has also cooled, while mixed ETF flows and subdued whale accumulation point to softer demand. Traders are now watching the Fed’s policy decision and developments around US c...
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Bitcoin Holds Near $77,000 as CLARITY Act Vote Takes Centre Stage
Bitcoin is holding near Rs. 73.4 lakh as traders weigh weaker institutional demand against optimism surrounding the CLARITY Act vote. ETF outflows and uncertainty around the Federal Reserve and Bank of Japan are keeping volatility elevated, while Bitcoin’s resilience during the AI-stock selloff offers some support.
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Symbiosis Recovers 15 BTC Following Attack on syBTC Minting
Symbiosis recovered around 15 BTC after an attacker exploited a flaw in its Bitcoin Bridge on September 11. The protocol suspended native Bitcoin routes and isolated the affected bridge while keeping other cross-chain routes operational. Symbiosis has not disclosed the total loss and is still assessing the impact on liquidity providers.
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Bitcoin Holds Above $84,000 as Whales Accumulate Despite Mixed Momentum
Bitcoin is holding above $84,000 after briefly moving past $85,000, with softer August PCE data reducing expectations of an October Federal Reserve rate hike. Whale accumulation and a firm technical structure are supporting the market, while weaker speculative futures demand and elevated Treasury yields could limit the recovery.
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Bitget Hackers Transfer $4 Million to Zcash Privacy Pool to Hide Funds
Wallets linked to the Bitget hack transferred about $3.9 million (roughly Rs. 37 crore) worth of Zcash to Ironwood, the network’s latest shielded pool. The three transactions moved 2,746 ZEC through two intermediate wallets. Around 15 percent of the stolen ZEC has now entered the privacy pool, while other funds have been moved across blockchains ...
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Bitcoin Stays Near $83,000 as October Fed Hike Odds Drop Below 50 percent
Bitcoin is holding near $83,000 as expectations of an October Federal Reserve rate hike have fallen below 50 percent. Continued ETF inflows and lower derivatives leverage are helping support market stability, while traders await PCE inflation data and US payrolls for fresh clues on the Fed’s next move.
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Bitcoin Holds Near $84,000 as Rising Yields and Oil Weigh on Market
Bitcoin is holding near $84,000 as renewed US-Iran tensions, higher oil prices, and elevated Treasury yields weigh on risk appetite. Strong spot Bitcoin ETF inflows and corporate purchases are providing support, while traders await US economic data and assess changing Federal Reserve rate expectations.
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Bitget Restores Bitcoin Withdrawal Services Following $388 Million Hack
Bitget has resumed Bitcoin withdrawals after suspending the service following a September 24 security breach that initially affected $351.6 million (roughly Rs. 3,374 crore) and was later estimated at $387.5 million (roughly Rs. 3,720 crore). The exchange said the vulnerability has been patched, user accounts remain unaffected, and its User Protect...
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Bitcoin Stays Near $83,000 as Treasury Yields Keep Recovery in Check
Bitcoin is consolidating near $83,000 as strong spot Bitcoin ETF inflows provide support despite a tougher macro backdrop. Elevated Treasury yields, a stronger dollar, and higher leverage remain potential sources of volatility, while traders await US PCE inflation data for further clues on monetary policy.
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Bitcoin Holds Near $84,000 as Bond Yields Test Rally Momentum
Bitcoin is trading around $84,000 after retreating from recent highs as rising US Treasury yields and stronger jobs data weigh on risk appetite. However, steady ETF inflows and whale accumulation continue to support demand. Traders are also watching the Trump-Xi summit and the latest options expiry for potential market catalysts.
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Bitcoin Slips Below $85,000 as Rising Treasury Yields Pressure Crypto Market
Bitcoin has pulled back towards $84,400 after reaching an eight-month high, with rising US Treasury yields and expectations of further rate hikes weighing on risk appetite. Institutional demand remains supportive as spot Bitcoin ETFs continue to attract inflows, but upcoming inflation and employment data, along with a major options expiry, could ad...
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BitMEX Halts Crypto Trading, but Keeps Withdrawals Open Following Closure
BitMEX has shut down its crypto trading services following a strategy review by parent company HDR Global Trading. Trading, deposits, and new positions are no longer available, but users can continue withdrawing their balances. The exchange is also applying security measures during the withdrawal process and has introduced an account fee for eligib...
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Bitcoin Holds Above $86,000 as Trump-Xi Summit Emerges as Key Market Catalyst
Bitcoin is holding above $86,000 after a sharp weekly recovery, with improving institutional demand and broader risk appetite supporting momentum. Analysts are watching the upcoming Trump-Xi summit as a potential catalyst, while rising leverage and profit-taking could add volatility. Bitcoin’s ability to hold above the $83,000-$85,000 zone will b...
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Bitcoin Climbs Above $85,000 as ETF Inflows and Short Covering Lift Market
Bitcoin has climbed above $85,000 after breaking through key resistance, supported by stronger spot ETF inflows, institutional buying, and short covering. More than $746 million in crypto positions were liquidated over 24 hours, while easing Treasury yields and oil prices have improved the broader macro backdrop. Analysts are now watching whether B...
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Clarity Act Failure Leads to Liquidations of Crypto Longs Worth $570 Million
Crypto markets saw about $571 million (roughly Rs. 5,479 crore) in long-position liquidations over 24 hours after the US Senate failed to advance the CLARITY Act. Bitcoin and Ether accounted for roughly $190 million each, while XRP and Solana saw smaller losses. The Senate’s September 15 cloture vote on H.R. 3633 ended 49-50, falling short of the...
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Bitcoin Drops Below $76,000 as CLARITY Act Vote Failure Adds to Pressure
Bitcoin has fallen below $76,000 as the failed CLARITY Act vote adds to pressure from rising Treasury yields and expectations of a Federal Reserve rate hike. Market sentiment has also cooled, while mixed ETF flows and subdued whale accumulation point to softer demand. Traders are now watching the Fed’s policy decision and developments around US c...
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Bitcoin Holds Near $77,000 as CLARITY Act Vote Takes Centre Stage
Bitcoin is holding near Rs. 73.4 lakh as traders weigh weaker institutional demand against optimism surrounding the CLARITY Act vote. ETF outflows and uncertainty around the Federal Reserve and Bank of Japan are keeping volatility elevated, while Bitcoin’s resilience during the AI-stock selloff offers some support.
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Symbiosis Recovers 15 BTC Following Attack on syBTC Minting
Symbiosis recovered around 15 BTC after an attacker exploited a flaw in its Bitcoin Bridge on September 11. The protocol suspended native Bitcoin routes and isolated the affected bridge while keeping other cross-chain routes operational. Symbiosis has not disclosed the total loss and is still assessing the impact on liquidity providers.
