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The Bank for International Settlements says digital cash could offer privacy similar to physical cash, but warns its technology is not yet production-ready. The institution highlighted the risk that bank data breaches could expose customer information while outlining protections against wider identity leaks.
Bitcoin recovered after briefly falling below $81,000 as South Korean stocks suffered their steepest declines amid concern over AI investment and Chinese chip competition. Crypto derivatives showed rising liquidations and reduced open interest ahead of U.S. inflation data and major bank earnings.
Bitcoin stayed near $83,000 as traders awaited September U.S. inflation data that could reshape Federal Reserve rate expectations. Fed official John Williams signaled one more hike this year but no clear need for additional increases in 2027, while Bitwise reported stronger crypto adoption.
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Bitcoin’s Friday options expiry is dominated by put exposure at $76,000-$80,000 as seven-day implied volatility falls before Wednesday’s US CPI report. Derivatives data also shows substantial longer-dated call exposure at higher strikes, while Bitcoin remains below its recent levels.
Bitcoin’s rebound has taken it close to the $84,000-$85,000 zone where substantial invested capital may create selling pressure. Ethereum reclaimed $2,500, but weakening derivatives positioning and $26.5 billion of estimated futures exposure leave its recovery vulnerable to renewed liquidations.
Bitcoin traded near $83,000 as high Treasury yields and a stronger dollar limited gains despite reduced expectations for an October Federal Reserve rate hike. Traders are turning to upcoming U.S. inflation data, while spot Bitcoin ETF flows recovered modestly after heavy outflows.
Bitcoin is holding above the closely watched $82,500 weekly support level as traders prepare for US CPI and PPI data. The inflation figures, oil prices and Federal Reserve expectations could determine the next major volatility trigger for risk assets.
SWI Group has raised 800 million euros, or $894 million, to transform the former FTX-backed Genesis Digital Assets from a bitcoin miner into an AI-focused data-center business, retaining facilities in the U.S. and Sweden while selling sites in Kazakhstan.
DATA Network will retire its standalone blockchain and transfer its AI training data protocol to Sui, supported by a $30 million Sui Foundation investment. Its Trace registry will join Sui, while Walrus is expected to provide default decentralized storage.
BTCPay Server version 2.4.5 removes Tor from the standard Docker deployment’s automatic components. Operators must explicitly add the Tor fragment at their next setup or update to preserve onion access, while private-network HTTP destinations are blocked by default.
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Bitcoin dropped below $81,000 as more than $1 billion in leveraged positions were liquidated. Although traders expect the Federal Reserve to pause in October, market pricing still points to possible rate hikes later this year and into 2027.
The U.S. government moved 12,267 Bitcoin worth about $1.01 billion from funds seized in the Bitfinex hack case to a new wallet. The transfer did not confirm a sale, while recent government crypto movements have revived questions about its plans for seized digital assets.
The U.S. government moved 12,267 bitcoin, worth about $1 billion, linked to the Bitfinex hack into unlabeled wallets, according to Arkham data cited by CoinDesk. The transfer showed no sign of a sale, following a separate $383 million movement to Coinbase Prime.
US spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs recorded about $646 million in combined withdrawals on Wednesday, their sharpest setback in months. BlackRock’s funds led the outflows as Bitcoin fell below $83,000 and Ethereum approached $2,500 amid weakening institutional demand.
Citi has raised its 12-month Bitcoin target to $113,000, implying a 36% gain from the Oct. 7 reference price. ETF flows and other buying show signs of support, but thin trading volume and a sharp daily outflow leave the recovery’s durability uncertain.
