
Bitcoin Struggles to Regain Its 2026 Opening Price as Traders Weigh Halving, Network Growth and Market Sentiment
Bitcoin fights to reclaim its 2026 opening high as bond markets and the Fed weigh on crypto's path this week.


Bitcoin fights to reclaim its 2026 opening high as bond markets and the Fed weigh on crypto's path this week.

Bitcoin's three moving averages are on track for a rare bullish alignment not seen since mid-2025, signaling a potential sustained rally.

Bitcoin ETFs draw $134 million to start October as traders bet on 'Uptober,' despite Myriad traders giving Bitcoin a 93% chance of no new high.

IMF approves $138 million to El Salvador despite Bitcoin misses, waiving accumulation targets amid transparency push.

Bitcoin touches $87K after weak US jobs data sends bond yields lower, but resistance keeps it from breaking new highs.

U.S. jobs grew just 29,000 in September, unemployment rose to 4.2%, and bitcoin held its gains near $87,000.

Bitcoin breaks $86K after buyers push through sell-wall, top 120M in short liquidations, ETF inflows cool.

Rising funding rates show traders are betting big on bitcoin rising past $86,500, with open interest up sharply.

Bitcoin ETFs open October with $103M inflows after a strong quarter, while Ether funds lose money again.

Tether's USDT is returning to Bitcoin this month, a decade after debuting there in 2014. The move brings it full circle.

Core Lightning releases a patch fixing security holes, keeping some tests secret to thwart attackers. Nodes must upgrade.

Bitcoin opens October at $83,823 amid record odds for a $90,000 high, but macro risks loom.
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