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Bitcoin slipped to about $84,200 but remains inside its recent $83,000-to-$87,000 range. Analysts say holding support near $83,000 would preserve the higher stair-step pattern that has shaped the cryptocurrency’s advance since July.
Federal prosecutors cited a recent Bitcoin Fog appeals ruling in opposing Roman Storm’s acquittal bid, arguing that Tornado Cash activity in Manhattan established New York venue for key charges. Storm’s motion remains undecided, while a possible retrial is scheduled for April 2027.
The post Bitcoin Falls Below $84K While Oil Surges Past $100 on Hormuz Crisis appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News Bitcoin fell to $83,570 over the past 24 hours as tensions around the Strait of Hormuz pushed oil pr...
Wallets linked to the U.S. government moved more than $100 million in seized bitcoin and BNB, with the bitcoin reaching Coinbase Prime deposit addresses. The transfers prompted speculation about a sale, but no sale has been confirmed and the government still holds about $27.5 billion in crypto.
Kalshi’s 15-minute gold markets recorded 542 million contracts and an estimated $5 million in fees in September, surpassing Ether’s 318 million contracts and $2.6 million just weeks after launch. Bitcoin remained the platform’s dominant market by fees.
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Bitcoin dropped below $84,000 as rising oil prices, Treasury yields and the dollar pressured risk assets after stepped-up Iranian tanker attacks. Traders are also awaiting Federal Reserve meeting minutes, while analysts are watching whether Bitcoin can hold the $83,000 level.
Bitcoin.de trading remains largely suspended after German regulator BaFin rejected futurum bank AG’s application for a MiCA crypto-service licence. Owner Bitcoin Group SE is reviewing its options and seeking regulated partners to restart the platform, which has more than 1.1 million registered users.
Strategy estimates a $4.1 billion income-tax benefit after Bitcoin’s fair value moved above cost at September’s close. The accounting adjustment affects the company’s tax accounts, while ETF costs and individual shareholders’ break-even prices remain separate measures.
Crypto-card payment volume has reached a record $12.5 billion, up 140% year to date and 247% from October 2025. Stablecoin use, cross-border payments and QR spending are driving growth as Fold and Aven expand their card offerings.
St. Cloud Financial Credit Union is custodying real Bitcoin for members through a patent-pending multisignature vault model. CEO Jed Meyer said member holdings have surpassed 20 BTC, while the Minnesota institution explores direct trading, Lightning and stablecoin services.
US 30-year mortgage rates have reached 7.28%, their highest level in nearly three years, as buyers retreat. HousingWire analyst Logan Mohtashami linked the move to rising Treasury yields, Federal Reserve hawkishness and changing market conditions.
Leon Wankum argues that Bitcoin’s scarcity is challenging the monetary premium long associated with residential and commercial real estate. The author of *Digital Real Estate* links the potential shift to fiat debasement and changing approaches to saving, ownership and collateral.
Strategy spent $176 million buying back its Stretch preferred stock, versus $29 million on Bitcoin. StoneX analyst Mark Palmer discussed STRC’s role in fundraising, the company’s $4.9 billion cash reserve and StoneX’s revised $435 MSTR price target.
Early Bitcoin contributor Amir Taaki said Singaporean police questioned him for hours about his work before deporting him. The privacy developer described the episode as part of a wider pattern involving detentions and deportations in several countries.
The US services prices index rose to 74.0 in September, its highest level since July 2022, even as activity slowed. The mixed data may complicate expectations for Federal Reserve rate relief and keep leveraged Bitcoin positions exposed to uncertain financing conditions.
Spain’s contested housing decrees have raised concerns about rent controls, automatic lease renewals and the ability to change property rules after contracts are signed. The dispute has also renewed arguments that Bitcoin offers portable ownership, despite its substantial price volatility.
