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Bitcoin fell below $81,000 after hotter U.S. inflation revived expectations of another Federal Reserve rate hike. Analysts also pointed to weaker ETF demand and reduced corporate buying capacity, with Bitcoin potentially remaining range-bound through October without a clear catalyst.
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Bitcoin and other risk assets fell as copper, Asian stocks and Nasdaq futures weakened, while gold rose and Treasury yields declined. CoinDesk linked the move to broad risk reduction, inflation concerns and uncertainty over interest rates, with traders awaiting the U.S. producer price index.
Bitcoin’s AI-driven upside may depend on whether productivity gains broaden wages and demand or concentrate wealth while weakening consumption. A BIS model highlights that automation can lift output yet create a long-term demand bottleneck, complicating the bullish macro case for scarce assets.
Bitcoin recovered from a move just above $80,000, but altcoins fell more sharply as Asian equities sold off and interest-rate expectations shifted. Nearly $1 billion in crypto futures positions were liquidated, while derivatives data showed elevated activity and defensive positioning.
Patrick Witt is leaving as executive director of the White House Crypto Council for a private-sector role, according to Cointelegraph. His departure follows several senior exits and leaves the advisory group without a remaining staff member while US crypto legislation remains stalled.
Starknet has opened a non-binding seven-day vote asking STRK holders whether to investigate becoming an independent, quantum-resistant layer-1 blockchain. A “Yes” vote would support further research only, while Ethereum and StarkWare pursue different timelines for post-quantum security upgrades.
Bitcoin briefly fell below $80,000 for the first time in about a month before recovering above $82,000 as U.S. stocks stabilized and Treasury yields declined. Inflation data, Federal Reserve expectations and stress in AI infrastructure markets remained central to the session.
Brooklyn prosecutors and the FBI disrupted 112 servers and 241 domains tied to a crypto investment scam targeting Russian-speaking Americans. Authorities estimate losses in the tens of millions of dollars, have seized about $300,000, and are pursuing further recoveries.
Hyperliquid founder Jeff Yan says U.S. regulators should supervise financial firms operating on the blockchain, not the network itself. His proposal comes as Kraken parent Payward plans U.S. derivatives using Hyperliquid technology through a regulated exchange.
Crypto hacks caused $1.18 billion in losses across 107 incidents in the third quarter of 2026, with compromised suppliers, developer tools and external infrastructure accounting for most of the damage, according to Hacken.
Australia’s ASIC has proposed tougher rules for crypto exchanges and digital-asset custodians, covering customer-asset protection, trading transparency and financial resources. Consultation closes Nov. 27, with final guidance expected in March 2027 and the framework taking effect on April 8, 2027.
Bitcoin touched $80,154 as South Korea’s KOSPI dropped 7.5% in a technology-led sell-off. The benchmark posted its lowest close since April, while inflation-driven rate concerns and changing oil-market conditions added to pressure across risk-sensitive assets.
Thailand’s rules for locally listed Bitcoin and Ether ETFs take effect Friday, opening regulated retail access. CoinShares expects initial inflows to be modest as new products compete with foreign funds, direct crypto trading and existing Thai investment vehicles.
Richard Heart, founder of Hex, PulseChain and PulseX, was reportedly arrested with his wife in Istanbul. Turkish media said authorities seized cash, watches, firearms and electronics, while police had not confirmed the reported seizure figures.
Babylon Labs has advanced a proposal to let Aave V4 users borrow stablecoins against Bitcoin held on the Bitcoin network, represented on Ethereum without wrapping or bridging the asset. The plan remains subject to community votes, risk analysis and security reviews.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded about $262 million in outflows on Wednesday, pushing weekly withdrawals to $151 million. Ether, Solana and Zcash funds also remained negative, while XRP ETFs attracted inflows and were the only category with positive weekly flows.
BlackRock CEO Larry Fink said a broad halt to U.S. data center construction could trigger a recession, citing the infrastructure boom’s economic importance. He also warned that national debt has reached $40 trillion and is increasing pressure on credit markets.
