$BTC
is trading near $81,700–$82,100 after recovering from the October 15 low near $79,800. It has struggled to hold above $82,000–$83,000 amid hawkish Fed repricing after the hotter CPI and PPI readings. Over the next 24 hours the base case is a range of roughly $80,800–$83,500. A daily close above $83,000–$83,500 would open $84,200; a loss of $80,800–$81,000 reopens $79,800 and then the mid-$78,000s. Digital-asset products saw outflows this week, and markets still price a high probability of no rate change at the October Fed meeting, but the bias remains defensive. Expect Bitcoin to set the tone for the other three.
is trading near $81,700–$82,100 after recovering from the October 15 low near $79,800. It has struggled to hold above $82,000–$83,000 amid hawkish Fed repricing after the hotter CPI and PPI readings. Over the next 24 hours the base case is a range of roughly $80,800–$83,500. A daily close above $83,000–$83,500 would open $84,200; a loss of $80,800–$81,000 reopens $79,800 and then the mid-$78,000s. Digital-asset products saw outflows this week, and markets still price a high probability of no rate change at the October Fed meeting, but the bias remains defensive. Expect Bitcoin to set the tone for the other three.
