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đ Weekly Bilan (Oct 12-18): Two Hot Inflation Reports Pushed $BTC Below $80K đ„
A week where inflation, oil and tech stocks all hit risk assets at once đșđž
It started quietly, with BTC trading near $83-84K. Then came Wednesday: US CPI rose to 3.7% (forecast 3.6%), and core CPI came in at 0.3% when 0.2% was expected đ The Fed hike odds for October more than doubled in a day, and BTC dropped about $1,000 within minutes âĄ
Thursday made it worse đ„ The producer price report jumped 1.3%, again hotter than expected, and BTC hit its weekly low near $79.7K within about 90 minutes of the release. Leveraged longs took most of the damage đ»
A rebound into Friday faded when Brent crude moved toward $110 and AI stocks slid, giving the Nasdaq its worst week since June đąïž Spot Bitcoin ETFs lost about $229M, and the Coinbase Premium fell to its lowest level since late June, a sign of weaker US demand đïž Even so, BTC recovered to close the week around $82K, with Sundayâs âBlack Mondayâ fears on social media not materializing đ
The numbers đ
âą $BTC: closed around $82K, down about 2% on the week, second red week in a row
âą Range: $79.7K to $84.3K
âą $ETH : down about 4%
âą $XAU : roughly stable near $4,190, held back by the same inflation data đ„
đĄ My lesson of the week: inflation is no longer just a data point; it is being driven by energy (gasoline +9.1% in CPI), so oil and inflation reports now hit crypto at the same time. Both of the weekâs big drops came within 90 minutes of a data release, so on the 15m chart the safest trade on those days is often no trade đ§
đ Next: big tech earnings, then the Fed decision on Oct 27-28. Support is $80K, then $77.5-78K. Resistance is $82.5-82.8K, then $84K đŻ
Will BTC retest $80K this week? Vote below đ
#BTC #CPI #Fed #Crypto #WeeklyReview
đ Weekly Bilan (Oct 12-18): Two Hot Inflation Reports Pushed $BTC Below $80K đ„
A week where inflation, oil and tech stocks all hit risk assets at once đșđž
It started quietly, with BTC trading near $83-84K. Then came Wednesday: US CPI rose to 3.7% (forecast 3.6%), and core CPI came in at 0.3% when 0.2% was expected đ The Fed hike odds for October more than doubled in a day, and BTC dropped about $1,000 within minutes âĄ
Thursday made it worse đ„ The producer price report jumped 1.3%, again hotter than expected, and BTC hit its weekly low near $79.7K within about 90 minutes of the release. Leveraged longs took most of the damage đ»
A rebound into Friday faded when Brent crude moved toward $110 and AI stocks slid, giving the Nasdaq its worst week since June đąïž Spot Bitcoin ETFs lost about $229M, and the Coinbase Premium fell to its lowest level since late June, a sign of weaker US demand đïž Even so, BTC recovered to close the week around $82K, with Sundayâs âBlack Mondayâ fears on social media not materializing đ
The numbers đ
âą $BTC: closed around $82K, down about 2% on the week, second red week in a row
âą Range: $79.7K to $84.3K
âą $ETH : down about 4%
âą $XAU : roughly stable near $4,190, held back by the same inflation data đ„
đĄ My lesson of the week: inflation is no longer just a data point; it is being driven by energy (gasoline +9.1% in CPI), so oil and inflation reports now hit crypto at the same time. Both of the weekâs big drops came within 90 minutes of a data release, so on the 15m chart the safest trade on those days is often no trade đ§
đ Next: big tech earnings, then the Fed decision on Oct 27-28. Support is $80K, then $77.5-78K. Resistance is $82.5-82.8K, then $84K đŻ
Will BTC retest $80K this week? Vote below đ
#BTC #CPI #Fed #Crypto #WeeklyReview