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🟠 Bitcoin flushed $550M in longs — and someone was already short Bitcoin dropped below $84K in a sharp two-hour move, liquidating more than $550M in crypto long positions. The part traders noticed immediately: just before the drop, four wallets opened 40x leveraged BTC shorts on Hyperliquid, raising the obvious question — was this just normal market positioning, or did someone know where liquidity was sitting? 📊 What it means:

— BTC briefly fell to $83,560 before bouncing back near $84K. — More than $550M in crypto longs were liquidated in 24 hours. — Four wallets opened shorts on 148.49 BTC with 40x leverage before the move. — Bitcoin held its 21-day moving average near $83,850. — Open interest quickly rebounded from $54.2B to $55.3B, showing traders stepped back in near the lows.

⚠️ Context:

— BTC failed to push through $86,500 before the drop. — Ask liquidity above price kept the market capped. — The 21-day SMA is the first short-term support bulls needed to defend. — Below that, $82,500 remains the bigger trend-defining level. — Rekt Capital says BTC needs a daily close above $86,700 to confirm upside continuation.

Bottom line: this was not a clean breakdown, but it was a warning shot. Bitcoin held the first support zone, yet the market just proved how much leverage is still sitting in the system. If BTC reclaims $86.7K, bulls regain control. If $82.5K breaks, the next flush could be much uglier. Satoshi Tweeted🔑

🟠 Bitcoin is back under $86K — one year after its ATH Bitcoin is trading around $85.5K, almost exactly one year after hitting its $126K all-time high on Oct. 6, 2025. That puts BTC roughly 32% below the record, while US spot Bitcoin ETFs just flipped back to outflows with $89.9M leaving on Monday. 📊 What it means:

— Bitcoin ETFs lost $89.9M after two days of inflows. — The funds had added around $293M over the first two October sessions. — BTC traded near $85,559, about 32% below its 2025 all-time high. — ETF trading volume reached $2.18B. — Since the ATH, cumulative BTC ETF inflows have dropped from $61.3B to $57.7B.

⚠️ Context:

— Ether ETFs also lost around $51M on Monday. — ETH funds have now seen five straight trading days of outflows. — Total ETH ETF outflows during the streak reached $206M. — Solana and Zcash ETFs also turned red, losing $9.3M and $3.6M. — XRP ETFs saw no net flows after Friday’s outflow.

Bottom line: the timing makes this one sting more. Bitcoin is still far above the bear-market lows, but one year after the ATH, ETF demand is not screaming confidence. Bulls need inflows to return quickly — otherwise $86K becomes less like support and more like another level the market failed to hold. Satoshi Tweeted🔑

🟠 Bitcoin ETFs keep winning while Ether funds lose momentum Bitcoin ETFs just printed a third straight week of inflows, adding another $241.1M while BTC traded near $86.2K. The number is smaller than the previous monster week, but the direction still matters: Bitcoin funds are staying green while Ether and Zcash products have already flipped back into outflows. 📊 What it means:

— Bitcoin ETFs attracted $241.1M last week. — It was the third straight week of net inflows. — Cumulative BTC ETF inflows reached $57.8B. — Year-to-date BTC ETF inflows are now around $1.2B. — BTC gained 3.7% over the week and traded near $86.2K.

⚠️ Context:

— Ether ETFs lost $138M after attracting $690M the week before. — Zcash ETFs posted their first weekly outflow, losing around $94M. — Solana and XRP ETFs still stayed positive, adding $2.4M and $4.7M. — Fear & Greed slipped from 74 to 70, but the market remains in “Greed.” — ETF demand is no longer rising evenly across every crypto asset.

Bottom line: Bitcoin is still getting the cleaner institutional bid. ETH had a strong run, Zcash cooled fast, and smaller altcoin ETF flows are still too small to change the bigger picture. For now, ETF money is saying one thing clearly: Bitcoin remains the main trade. Satoshi Tweeted🔑

🟠 Bitcoin ETFs opened Uptober green — but ETH funds are leaking Bitcoin ETFs started October with $102.7M in net inflows, flipping back positive right after a red day and after their strongest quarter of 2026. BTC traded near $85.9K, up 2.1% on the day, while Ether ETFs moved the other way and posted their third straight day of outflows. 📊 What it means:

— Bitcoin ETFs pulled in $102.7M on the first trading day of October. — That came after $148.7M in outflows the day before. — Combined BTC ETF assets rose to $109.3B. — Total cumulative BTC ETF inflows reached $57.6B. — Bitcoin gained 42.71% in Q3, backed by $6.34B in ETF inflows.

⚠️ Context:

— Fear & Greed slipped from 74 to 72, but the market is still in “Greed.” — Ether ETFs lost $55.4M on Thursday. — ETH funds have now seen about $118M leave across three straight sessions. — Solana ETFs also posted around $6M in outflows. — XRP ETFs were the exception, adding $4M in net inflows.

Bottom line: Bitcoin is entering Uptober with ETF demand back on its side, but the broader crypto ETF market is not moving as one. BTC is catching fresh inflows while ETH and SOL funds bleed. If this continues, October may start less like a full altcoin party and more like Bitcoin taking the lead again. Satoshi Tweeted🔑

🟠 Crypto feels crowded. Stocks are starting to look interesting again. Everyone has already heard the same crypto story a hundred times: Bitcoin targets, altcoin rotations, futures setups, liquidations, entries, exits. But while most traders keep staring at the same coins, another market is quietly getting attention again — stocks. 📊 What it means:

— Stock trading is becoming one of the cleaner plays into the end of 2026. — The market has real volatility, strong names and clear daily setups. — It is not about chasing random pumps, but reading levels, momentum and news. — Hedge Capital shares free trading signals every day for those who want to follow the action.

⚠️ Context:

— Crypto is still alive, but the space is overloaded with noise. — Stocks can offer a different type of opportunity for traders who want structure. — The key is not just entering a trade, but understanding why the setup exists. — That is where daily signals and market breakdowns can help.

Bottom line: while everyone is arguing over the next crypto narrative, stocks may become the market where disciplined traders find cleaner opportunities. Hedge Capital is tracking those moves daily. Satoshi Tweeted🔑

🟠 Bitcoin ETFs pulled $6.3B in Q3 — and BTC had its best Q3 since 2017 Bitcoin just closed a monster quarter: BTC gained 42.71% in Q3, while US spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted $6.34B in net inflows. That is not just a rebound from a weak first half — it is the kind of flow reversal that can change the market’s mood fast. 📊 What it means:

— Bitcoin ETFs saw $6.34B in Q3 inflows. — That was their strongest quarter of 2026. — Q3 reversed around $5B in ETF outflows from Q2. — BTC gained 42.71% during the quarter. — It was Bitcoin’s best third-quarter performance since 2017.

⚠️ Context:

— September brought in $2.65B, down from $3.52B in August. — July was much weaker, with only $172M in inflows. — The quarter ended with a $149M outflow day, snapping a 9-day inflow streak. — Ether ETFs also recovered hard, adding $3.05B in Q3 while ETH gained about 71%. — XRP, Solana and Zcash funds also attracted fresh capital, showing the ETF bid is no longer only about Bitcoin.

Bottom line: Q3 was the quarter where ETF demand came back and Bitcoin proved the rebound had real weight behind it. The last day showed flows can still cool fast, but the bigger picture is clear: institutions spent the quarter buying the recovery, not fading it. Satoshi Tweeted🔑

🟠 Bitcoin ETFs are still pulling money while altcoin funds start blinking Bitcoin ETFs extended their inflow streak to nine trading days, adding another $66.2M on Tuesday and pushing the full streak to roughly $3.1B. BTC itself is not exploding yet — it traded near $83.5K and barely moved on the day — but the ETF flow is still doing the important work in the background. 📊 What it means:

— Bitcoin ETFs have now seen 9 straight trading days of net inflows. — The streak has brought in about $3.1B. — Year-to-date BTC ETF inflows are back near $1B. — Tuesday’s inflow was smaller, but still positive at $66.2M. — BTC traded around $83,567, down 0.4% over 24 hours.

⚠️ Context:

— Ether ETFs finally turned red after 7 straight days of inflows. — ETH funds lost about $3M on Tuesday after pulling in more than $851M during the streak. — Zcash ETFs also snapped their run with $8M in outflows on Monday. — Fear & Greed slipped from 73 to 71, but remains in “Greed.” — Rising crude prices are capping the rally and keeping risk appetite from getting too aggressive.

Bottom line: Bitcoin ETF demand is still alive, but momentum is cooling. BTC has the inflow streak, ETH just lost its short-term flow streak, and energy prices are keeping the market from going full risk-on. If Bitcoin keeps absorbing capital while staying above the low-$83K area, the next move still belongs to bulls — but the easy chase phase is paused. Satoshi Tweeted🔑

🟠 Bitcoin survived the bond-market punch — but profit-taking is getting louder Bitcoin bounced back toward $84K after refusing to break below $82.5K, even as the US 30-year bond yield hit 5.58% — its highest level since 2002. That is not a small backdrop: yields are screaming stress, oil and war headlines are still hanging over risk assets, and BTC is now sitting on a level analysts call trend-defining. 📊 What it means:

— BTC rebounded to around $84K without losing $82.5K. — That $82.5K zone is now viewed as key support for the current uptrend. — The US 30-year yield hit 5.58%, the highest since June 2002. — The 10-year yield also touched 5.26%, a level last seen in 2007. — Rekt Capital says Bitcoin is retesting the old $60K–80K range top as support.

⚠️ Context:

— QCP says crypto is now facing three pressure points: geopolitics, macro data and deleveraging. — This week’s PCE and jobs data can still shake risk assets. — Glassnode warns the market is increasingly dominated by profit-taking. — Bitcoin profitability is stretched at current levels. — Coins moving in profit versus loss jumped from 0.8 to 1.4 last week.

Bottom line: Bitcoin did what bulls needed most — it held the line. But the next part is harder. If BTC keeps defending $82.5K while profit-taking rises and bond yields stay extreme, the trend looks stronger. If that level breaks, the market will stop talking about resilience and start pricing a deeper reset. Satoshi Tweeted🔑

🟠 Bitcoin ETFs took in $2.4B — but BTC still pulled back Bitcoin ETFs just printed their strongest inflow week of 2026, pulling in $2.39B after another $134.5M arrived on Friday. That is the biggest weekly inflow since October 2025 — but the interesting part is that BTC still slipped from above $87.1K to around $83.1K, showing that ETF demand is strong, but not strong enough yet to erase every sell-off. 📊 What it means:

— US spot Bitcoin ETFs added $2.39B last week. — It was the biggest weekly inflow since the week ending Oct. 10, 2025. — The previous 2026 high was $1.92B in August. — Year-to-date ETF flows recovered to about $926M. — Earlier in July, they were sitting in a $5.55B deficit.

⚠️ Context:

— Monday was the biggest day, with nearly $1B in BTC ETF inflows. — Daily inflows slowed as Bitcoin failed to hold above $87K. — BTC traded near $83.1K, down 1.6% in 24 hours but still up 1.7% over the week. — The Crypto Fear & Greed Index rose to 74, still in “Greed.” — Ether ETFs also added around $690M, while XRP ETFs pulled in about $76M.

Bottom line: ETF money is clearly back, but the market is not in easy-mode yet. Bitcoin has the demand, the inflows and the greed — now it needs to prove that buyers can defend the pullback instead of just chasing green candles. Satoshi Tweeted🔑

🟠 Bitcoin is fighting $84K while the bond market turns hostile Bitcoin slipped to around $83.2K after the US 10-year Treasury yield hit its highest level since 2007. That matters because when government debt starts offering higher returns, risk assets feel the pressure — and BTC is now trying to hold its ground while rate-hike odds, oil prices and the dollar all move against it. 📊 What it means:

— BTC fell below $84K during Asian trading hours. — The US 10-year yield closed at 5.11% and touched 5.13% intraday. — Markets now price about a 75.3% chance of a Fed hike in October. — The US Treasury is preparing a buyback of up to $6B in long-dated bonds. — FOREX.com’s James Stanley flagged $82,833 as the next level to watch if the pullback deepens.

⚠️ Context:

— Higher yields can make leveraged Bitcoin trades more expensive. — Stronger business data and elevated oil prices are keeping pressure on inflation expectations. — More hawkish signals could push yields and the dollar even higher. — Softer data could cool the October hike trade and give BTC room to breathe. — Bitcoin is still entering its strongest seasonal window: October has historically been much better than September.

Bottom line: Bitcoin is not just fighting a chart level here. It is fighting the bond market. If BTC holds the low-$83K area while yields keep rising, that resilience matters. But if the Fed-hike trade gets even stronger, $84K may turn from support into the next ceiling. Satoshi Tweeted🔑

🟠 Bitcoin is close to $90K — and that’s where sellers may wake up Bitcoin is trading near $86K, and CryptoQuant says the path toward $90K looks open after BTC reclaimed its 365-day moving average. But the same zone may become the first serious test of the new bull move: short-term traders are already sitting on big unrealized profits, and $88K–90K is where many of them may start locking gains. 📊 What it means:

— CryptoQuant sees $90K as the next pressure zone for Bitcoin. — Coins moved in the last 1–3 months have an average cost basis near $64.3K. — Around $90.3K, this group reaches roughly 40% profit. — That area matches a large onchain supply cluster between $88K and $90K. — Historically, zones like this often bring heavier profit-taking.

⚠️ Context:

— Analysts are not calling this a market reversal. — They describe it as a natural pause inside an upward trend. — The reclaim of the 365-day moving average near $80.5K confirmed the start of a new bullish phase. — Onchain data, technicals and fundamentals still point to further upside. — CryptoQuant’s Ki Young Ju says institutional demand may make future cycles smoother: fewer extreme pumps, but also fewer deep crashes.

Bottom line: Bitcoin has momentum, but $90K is where the easy part may end. If buyers absorb profit-taking in that zone, the bull trend gets much stronger. If sellers take control, BTC may need a reset before the next attempt higher. Satoshi Tweeted🔑

🟠 Bitcoin started the move. Altcoins are trying to steal it. Bitcoin pushed toward $86K and helped the total crypto market reclaim $3T, but the more interesting signal is happening under the surface: Glassnode’s Altcoin Cycle Signal just flipped into altseason territory. BTC is still strong, but its dominance is stuck below 60%, and capital is starting to spread wider. 📊 What it means:

— Glassnode’s Altcoin Cycle Signal reached 81.25 out of 100. — The metric now favors altcoin outperformance over Bitcoin. — The combined altcoin market cap hit $1.19T, its highest level since late January. — Altcoins have added 33% in market cap since Aug. 19. — Bitcoin dominance is still rangebound near 59.7%.

⚠️ Context:

— In August, BTC moved first while altcoins stayed quiet. — This time, the rally is pulling the broader altcoin market with it. — Bitcoin dominance failed to break 60%, which keeps the rotation story alive. — BTC ETFs took in $999M on Monday, while Ether ETFs added $270M. — Both ETF categories saw their strongest daily inflows since October 2025.

Bottom line: this is not full-blown euphoria yet, but the market is no longer only about Bitcoin. BTC opened the door, ETF flows came back, and now altcoins are starting to catch the bid. If Bitcoin holds the $86K area and dominance keeps stalling, the next big trade may be rotation. Satoshi Tweeted🔑

🟠 Nearly $1B just rushed into Bitcoin ETFs in one day US spot Bitcoin ETFs pulled in $998.9M on Monday, their biggest daily inflow of 2026 and the strongest day since October 2025. Bitcoin reacted immediately: BTC briefly pushed above $87.2K, and the market got the kind of institutional flow that can turn a breakout from “nice move” into something much harder to ignore. 📊 What it means:

— Bitcoin ETFs almost hit $1B in daily net inflows. — This beat the previous 2026 high of $844M from Jan. 14. — BlackRock’s IBIT led with $381M in inflows. — ARKB added $289M, while Fidelity’s FBTC brought in around $239M. — BTC traded near $85.4K after gaining 4.7% in 24 hours.

⚠️ Context:

— This was the largest BTC ETF inflow day since Oct. 6, 2025. — Bitcoin also moved above its 365-day moving average. — CryptoQuant’s Julio Moreno called that the final signal needed to confirm a new bull market. — Ether ETFs also saw their biggest inflow day of 2026, pulling in around $270M. — The only weak spot: Bitcoin ETFs are still down about $464M in net flows for the full year.

Bottom line: this is the kind of flow Bitcoin bulls were waiting for. Price is breaking higher, ETFs are suddenly absorbing serious capital, and the “new bull market” signal is flashing louder. If these inflows continue, $87K may not be the ceiling — it may just be the first real test. Satoshi Tweeted🔑

🟠 Bitcoin just reclaimed the line that usually ends bear markets Bitcoin closed the week above its 50-week moving average for the first time in more than 10 months — a level that has often acted like a bear-market ceiling. BTC finished near $81.1K, above the 50-week MA around $78.8K, and now traders are asking the only question that matters: was the bottom already in? 📊 What it means:

— BTC closed above the 50-week moving average for the first time since November 2025. — Galaxy Research says reclaiming this line has confirmed the end of the bear market in 4 of the last 5 completed cycles. — Bitcoin also printed its highest weekly close in four months. — Analysts say the reclaim is a strong signal, but not a full confirmation yet.

⚠️ Context:

— One weekly close is not enough if BTC fails to hold the level. — Failed reclaims happened before, especially during the 2021–2022 bear market. — Bitget’s Ryan Lee says bulls need to keep forming higher lows. — Trader Craig Cobb is watching $83K as the cleaner confirmation level. — A break above $83K would weaken the lower-high structure on the monthly chart.

Bottom line: Bitcoin finally reclaimed one of the most important trend lines in the cycle. But the market still needs proof. Hold above the 50-week MA, break $83K, and the bear-market story starts falling apart fast. Lose the level again, and this becomes another fake breakout dressed up as a bull signal. Satoshi Tweeted🔑

🟠 The US Bitcoin reserve just got one step closer to law The House Financial Services Committee advanced H.R. 8957 by a 28-21 vote. If the bill becomes law, federally held Bitcoin from criminal or civil forfeiture would be moved into a Treasury-run Strategic Bitcoin Reserve — and the government would generally be blocked from selling it for 20 years. 📊 What it means:

— This is not a “US buys Bitcoin tomorrow” story. — The bill focuses on Bitcoin the government already holds or receives through forfeiture. — It would create a separate Digital Asset Stockpile for non-Bitcoin assets. — It would require quarterly proof-of-reserve reports and third-party audits. — It also says self-custody and control of private keys are protected rights.

⚠️ Context:

— The bill still needs to pass the full House and Senate before becoming law. — Federal agencies would have to report the Bitcoin and digital assets they control. — Bitcoin inside the reserve could not be sold, swapped or auctioned during the minimum holding period. — The bill also calls for a study on budget-neutral ways to acquire more Bitcoin without new borrowing, new taxes or deficit spending.

Bottom line: the interesting part is not the committee vote itself. It is the shift in framing. Seized Bitcoin is no longer being treated only as something the government can auction off. Washington is now debating whether it should become a long-term reserve asset. Satoshi Tweeted🔑

🟠 The market is not short on information. It is drowning in it. Every day traders get macro data, Fed headlines, earnings, analyst revisions, positioning updates and a hundred confident takes explaining why everything is about to pump or collapse. The hard part is no longer finding signals — it is understanding which ones actually matter. That is where LTCM stands out. 📊 What it does:

— Filters market noise into clear tradeable views — Breaks ideas down into thesis, catalyst, entry and risk — Shows where the setup stops making sense — Helps traders think in scenarios, not emotions

⚠️ Why it matters:

— “Bullish” and “bearish” are not strategies — More information does not mean better decisions — Most traders lose focus because every headline feels important — Good filtering can be more valuable than another random signal

Bottom line: you do not need to copy every trade to get value from LTCM. The real edge is learning how to separate noise from setups that actually deserve attention. Satoshi Tweeted🔑

🟠 Bitcoin ETFs just lost $450M in one day Bitcoin ETFs went from fresh inflows on Monday to their biggest daily outflow since June. The 13 US spot BTC funds lost $450.4M on Tuesday, right as Bitcoin slipped 2.5% toward $75.7K and the CLARITY Act failed to move forward in the Senate. 📊 What it means:

— Bitcoin ETFs saw $450.4M in net outflows on Tuesday. — That was the largest daily withdrawal since June 24. — Fidelity’s FBTC led the exit with $214.8M leaving the fund. — BlackRock’s IBIT followed with $161.7M in outflows. — GBTC, ARKB and BITB also finished the day negative.

⚠️ Context:

— The outflow came one day after BTC ETFs attracted $159.9M. — Bitcoin fell 2.5% over 24 hours and traded near $75,700. — The CLARITY Act setback added pressure to market sentiment. — ETF flows are now showing how fast institutional mood can flip.

Bottom line: this is not just another red candle. When nearly half a billion dollars leaves Bitcoin ETFs in one session, the market is sending a signal: big money is getting cautious again. If BTC fails to hold the mid-$75K area, the next conversation will not be about upside — it will be about how deep the ETF reversal can go. Satoshi Tweeted🔑

🟠 Bitcoin got the peace headline. Now comes the Fed trap. Bitcoin jumped back above $79K after Trump suggested the US-Iran war could be nearing an end, which pushed oil lower and gave risk assets a quick relief bid. But the market is not celebrating freely: oil is still above $100, the Fed meeting is days away, and rate-hike odds have now climbed above 90%. 📊 What it means:

— BTC erased weekend losses and gained around 3%. — The move came as traders reacted to softer war rhetoric around Iran. — Lower oil reduces some inflation pressure, which helps risk assets. — Bitcoin also reclaimed its 50-week EMA near $77.4K after closing below it on Sunday.

⚠️ Context:

— WTI crude was still trading above $100, while Brent stayed near $105. — The Strait of Hormuz, Saudi Arabia’s East-West pipeline and Bab El-Mandeb remain key risk points. — Markets now price a 92.7% chance of a 25 bps Fed hike this week. — QCP says the hike itself may already be priced in, so the real trigger is the Fed’s wording after the decision.

Bottom line: Bitcoin’s bounce looks real, but not clean. The market got relief from the Iran headline, while oil and the Fed are still holding the leash. If BTC holds the 50-week EMA and the Fed sounds less aggressive, $80K comes back into play. If not, this can quickly turn into another failed push near resistance. Satoshi Tweeted🔑

🟠 Bitcoin ETFs lost $463M — but Ether ETFs caught a bid ETF money just made a sharp rotation. US spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $462.7M in net outflows last week after three straight weeks of inflows, while Ether ETFs moved in the opposite direction and pulled in almost $197M. Bitcoin funds were bleeding for all four trading days, but ETH managed to flip the week green with one strong Friday session. 📊 What it means:

— Bitcoin ETFs broke their three-week inflow streak. — Total weekly outflows reached $462.7M. — Thursday was the heaviest day, with $282.7M leaving BTC ETFs. — ARKB led withdrawals with $234.2M in outflows. — GBTC lost $129.1M, IBIT lost $52.5M, and FBTC lost $50.7M.

⚠️ Context:

— The BTC outflows came after the strongest three-week inflow run of 2026. — Friday’s BTC outflow slowed to $13.2M, but the negative streak still reached four sessions. — Bitcoin ETFs are still positive for September, with around $307.3M in net inflows. — Ether ETFs took in $196.9M over the same week. — BlackRock’s ETHA carried the ETH rebound with $148.8M in Friday inflows.

Bottom line: this is not a full ETF panic yet, but it is a clear warning. Bitcoin lost momentum after a strong inflow streak, while Ether suddenly became the cleaner ETF trade. If BTC flows keep leaking and ETH keeps attracting capital, the next market narrative may shift from “Bitcoin leads everything” to “rotation is already happening.” Satoshi Tweeted🔑

🟠 Bitcoin loses $77K as the bond market ruins the mood Bitcoin slipped below $77K after the US PPI came in hotter than expected and oil jumped back above $100. The problem is bigger than one inflation print: long-term US bond yields just hit levels last seen in 2007, even after the Treasury stepped in with a $6B buyback. That is the kind of macro pressure that makes risk assets nervous fast. 📊 What it means:

— BTC was down around 2% as US stocks also weakened. — August PPI came in at 5.4% year-on-year, above expectations. — WTI crude moved above $100 for the first time since May. — The US 30-year yield hit 5.353%, its highest level since June 2007.

⚠️ Context:

— The Treasury bought back $6B in debt, but yields still moved higher. — The 10-year yield also climbed to 4.924%, its highest level since November 2023. — Higher oil keeps inflation pressure alive and makes the Fed’s job harder. — Odds of a 0.25% Fed hike in September jumped to 69.8%, up from 61.2% the day before.

Bottom line: Bitcoin is not dropping because of crypto drama. This is a macro squeeze: hotter inflation, oil over $100, bond yields breaking higher, and the Fed hike trade getting stronger. If CPI confirms the same pressure, BTC may have to defend lower levels before $80K becomes a real target again. Satoshi Tweeted🔑