BTW Whale’s Early Sale Misses Out on $13.4M
The wallet sold its 6.76M BTW for $85,000; those tokens are now valued at $13.5M.
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The wallet sold its 6.76M BTW for $85,000; those tokens are now valued at $13.5M.
Ether accounted for about $286M of Bitcoin and Ether futures liquidations, despite having a smaller open futures market, as traders watched the Fed's next rate decision.
The sharp move hit both Bitcoin and Ether, while the scale of long liquidations points to a rapid unwind of leveraged positions.
Another steep drop in a major Asian equity benchmark puts regional risk appetite in focus, though the move alone does not establish its cause.
Long positions accounted for nearly all the losses, highlighting how leverage can amplify a brief Bitcoin price break into a sharp derivatives flush.
The projection depends on major institutional adoption of Chainlink infrastructure, a scenario the article describes as highly speculative.
The forecast hinges on an unconfirmed Bitcoin settlement pilot by energy-exporting nations and a payments network, while BTC's chart remains below key resistance.
Markets now price nearly twice the pre-release chance of an October hike, putting Treasury yields and dollar strength in focus ahead of the Fed meeting.
The flow split points to selective demand, not a broad crypto-fund rebound. XRP still needs price action above resistance to confirm a stronger setup.
The reported detention sent HEX and PulseChain’s PLS lower, adding pressure to tokens already far below their past highs.
Three weeks of daily closes above the level support the current setup, while a break below could expose the market to forced selling.
Hotter inflation has lifted Treasury yields and renewed pressure on risk assets, putting Bitcoin's improving spot demand against a fresh test of leveraged positioning.
The shift toward parity shows easing pessimism, not a confirmed reversal: XRP remains down more than 9% on the week, while Ethereum leads social sentiment.
Inflation accelerated year over year, reviving the prospect of multiple Fed hikes and putting December rate expectations back in focus.
The upside surprise complicates the case for near-term rate relief, putting inflation and Federal Reserve policy back in focus for risk assets.
Altcoins are lagging and derivatives positioning is shrinking, leaving the inflation report as a test of whether Bitcoin's resilience can hold across a cautious market.
The transfer puts $15.95M in ETH at an exchange, a potential source of sell-side supply, though a deposit alone does not confirm a sale.
The price remains trapped between its 50-day average near $81,000 and resistance at $84,000, with Nasdaq caution weighing on risk appetite.
The forecast faces a near-term test at $84,000 resistance, with ETF outflows and the October 14 U.S. inflation report shaping demand and risk appetite.
Thursday’s US inflation report is the next test for rate expectations and Bitcoin’s shot at retesting $85,000, while oil’s climb adds a competing macro pressure.