
Bitcoin Surges Past $86,000 as Soft Jobs Data Prices Out October Rate Hike
Bitcoin climbed past $86,000 following soft employment data that led markets to price out an October rate hike.

Bitcoin climbed past $86,000 following soft employment data that led markets to price out an October rate hike.

Bitcoin saw a significant overnight rally as spot exchange-traded fund demand returned ahead of a crucial US jobs report.

September payrolls crash to 29,000, missing every forecast, while Bitcoin holds $86,500 with 10% funding rates.

Daily pivot levels for BTC calculated from yesterday's high, low and close, with price at $86,390.

Bitcoin climbed past $86,000 as traders added leveraged bullish positions and dominance approached 60% ahead of the U.S. jobs report.

Large-scale holders are moving a massive $30.5 billion in Bitcoin to the Binance exchange, raising questions among market observers.

A security alert has been issued for the Bitcoin Lightning Network as attackers target older Core Lightning nodes.

Bitcoin climbed past $84,000 and Ethereum reclaimed $2,700 as the broader cryptocurrency market firmed up.

The International Monetary Fund has approved funding for El Salvador following a waiver granted for its Bitcoin policy breach.

Bitcoin nears $85,000 as declining United States yields and returning risk appetite lift market sentiment.

Bitcoin swung back to $85,000 as trading began for the month of October, according to Cryptonews.

Bitcoin exchange-traded funds recorded a significant turnaround in the third quarter, shifting from billions in outflows to billions in inflows.

Bitcoin posts its best quarterly performance since 2024 as cumulative ETF inflows reach $6.34 billion, according to Finance Magnates.

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