Bitcoin slips to over 1-mth low of $77.3k as U.S. midterm caution weighs

Investing.com-- Bitcoin slid to an over one-month low on Tuesday, extending recent declines as uncertainty over the U.S. regulatory outlook after the midterm elections saw traders steer clear of cryptocurrencies.

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Broader crypto prices also fell, as markets were still left reeling by an over $6 billion theft of Binance's crypto holdings late last week. Binance resumed withdrawals at a staggered pace this week, and said it will cover all customer losses.

Bitcoin slipped 0.7% to $77,333.9 by 09:50 ET (14:50 GMT). The world's largest crypto was at its lowest level since early-September, and was nursing an over 6% loss in October.

Bitcoin was also pressured by a sharp outflow from spot exchange-traded funds on Monday, as institutional investors reacted to the Binance hack.

A broader rout in technology stocks also pressured crypto, as risk appetite soured in the face of increasing anxiety over stretched spending on artificial intelligence.

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