1/ bitcoin:native trades in a tight $79,300 to $80,000 range as traders cut exposure to high-risk assets before the Fed decision on 28 October 2026. The market is pausing, not celebrating, because short-term price discovery depends on the rate path.

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7/ My view is bearish below $80,000, but conditional. A daily close above that level would ease pressure. A hawkish Fed tone on October 28 could extend the move toward $77,600. A dovish shift or cooling inflation on October 29 could stabilize prices. Policy, not crypto-native news, drives the next leg.

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3/ The slide closed roughly $815 million to $837 million in leveraged positions in 24 hours, mostly bullish trades. Total derivatives open interest fell 8.6%. The unwind confirms broad deleveraging and shows how crowded longs had become before the drop.

5/ The 10-year Treasury yield sits near 5.3%. September CPI was 3.7% year-over-year. Sticky inflation and high yields reduce demand for volatile assets. The Fed decision on October 28 and PCE data on October 29 are the key near-term triggers.

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1/ bitcoin:native fell 0.97% to $79,912.85 in 24 hours. The total crypto market cap fell 0.72% to $2.68 trillion. Bitcoin’s 7-day correlation with the S&P 500 reached 83.4%. This points to a shared macro-driven move, not a crypto-only shock.

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