Bitcoin Crash: $89 Billion Gone As Fed Rate Hike Odds Jump To 44% The crypto market just took another hit, and this time inflation is making things even worse. With $89 billion wiped out in a day, I've been watching the $BTC chart closely as Bitcoin struggles to defend the $80K level. And the numbers behind this sell-off are pretty brutal 👇 - Bitcoin (BTC): The price dropped from $83,700 to a low of $80,226, losing 3.5% in 24 hours. U.S. inflation came in at 3.7%, pushing Fed rate hike odds from 18% to 44%. Meanwhile, spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $261.4M in outflows on October 14, adding even more selling pressure. - Crypto Market: Total capitalization fell 3.2% to $2.71 trillion, while liquidations reached $972.46M across 182,574 traders. Long positions accounted for $891.2M of those losses, and Ethereum alone saw over $293M in liquidations as its price moved toward $2,390. Now, everything comes down to whether Bitcoin can hold $80K. If that support breaks, analysts see $78K as the next potential downside target. But if buyers step in, the market could finally get some breathing room. #BTC Price Analysis# #Bitcoin Price Prediction: What is Bitcoins next move?#