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Bitcoin recovered to $83,000 after approaching $80,300 amid renewed U.S.-Iran tensions.
President Donald Trump said the U.S. would not strike Iran before the November 3 midterm elections, easing immediate escalation fears.
WTI crude oil retreated to $90.69 after previously surging from $89 to $93.20.
Crypto experts disputed warnings about an immediate cryptographic threat from AI-accelerated mathematics.
Analysts identified $81,000 as key BTC support, while $82,000–$83,300 remains an important resistance zone.
Bitcoin rebounded toward $82,000 on Friday, recovering from Thursday's selloff as President Donald Trump ruled out U.S. military strikes against Iran before the November 3 midterm elections.

Key Takeaways
Bitcoin fell 1.2% to around $85,600 after briefly trading above $87,000.
Sellers have rejected BTC around $87,000 three times since Sept. 23, establishing the level as a key short-term resistance zone.
The total crypto market capitalization slipped to approximately $2.93 trillion, just below resistance around $2.95 trillion.
The Nasdaq 100 closed at a record high, while the S&P 500 remained within 0.5% of its all-time high.
U.S. Treasury yields continued rising, with the 10-year yield reaching 5.32% and the two-year yield climbing to 4.83%.
Bitcoin retreated to around on Tuesday Asian morning after another attempt to break through $87,000 failed, extending a pattern of repeated rejection at the key resistance level.
BTC fell approximately 1.2% after briefly moving above $87,000 on Monday. It marked the third time since Sept. 23 that sellers have prevented Bitcoin from sustaining a move beyond the level.
The repeated rejection comes even as U.S. equities remain close to record highs, highlighting a growing short-term divergence between Bitcoin and traditional risk assets.
Bitcoin Faces $87,000 Resistance for Third Time
Bitcoin has established a series of higher local lows since the beginning of last week, but buyers have yet to generate enough momentum to decisively break $87,000.
FxPro analyst Alex Kuptsikevich said Bitcoin is approaching the apa technical formation created by horizontal resistance and rising support.
The tightening structure could increase volatility once BTC breaks out of the range.
A sustained move above $87,000 would indicate that buyers have absorbed the selling pressure concentrated around the level and could open the way toward Bitcoin's highest prices in roughly eight months.
Until then, $87,000 remains the primary short-term barrier for BTC.ex of$85,60

Bitcoin held just above $86,000 Tuesday after a fourth rejection near $87,000, with oil below $100 (Brent $98.45, WTI $87.32) and Treasury yields retreating from 2002 highs providing macro relief. FxPro flagged $84,000 as the level that shifts momentum to sellers with $80,000 in view. The Nikkei reclaimed 70,000 on chip buying while the KOSPI slipped back below 7,000 ahead of Samsung's preliminary Q3 results. Bitcoin's 3-for-3 post-midterm record (2014: +24.5%, 2018: +44.9%, 2022: +92.3%) is a tailwind with a three-observation sample — treasury yield stabilization and regulatory progress matter more than the pattern. Strategy's market cap surpassed Rumble; Strive overtook 140+ companies in a month. Fed minutes Wednesday.

Market bullish sentiment has cooled as Bitcoin, Ether, and other major crypto assets have come under recent pressure, but the options market has not shown clear signs of panic hedging. According to Odaily, Bitcoin's 7-day skew fell to -0.45 volatility points, below the roughly -4.41 typical level seen over the past year, indicating put option prices remain relatively low. 10x Research said put option demand has increased recently, but it is still unclear whether this reflects short-term hedging or a new market phase.