Bitcoin fell nearly 3% on the week despite a partial Friday recovery to $82,500 after touching $80,350 Thursday. Over $1B in liquidations over 24 hours, $729M in two-day ETF outflows, and Ledger investigating reports of $86M in missing funds from third-party reseller devices all weighed on sentiment. Trump announced a Russian diesel supply deal, sending heating oil futures down 1.6% and providing partial oil relief. Bitfinex Alpha projects Bitcoin consolidating $81,300-$86,500 into Tuesday’s CPI. Bitcoin’s overall volatility has fallen to 46% but it logged 10 three-sigma trading days in 2026 — more than all of 2018. Wall Street’s five biggest banks are expected to report ~$19B in Q3 stock trading revenue next week.
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