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Bitcoin dropped to around 84 thousand as sellers rejected 87 thousand for the third time, triggering roughly 550 million dollars in liquidations. Wall Street closed at records but futures are slipping as the 10-year yield climbs above 5.3 percent, and oil pushes higher after Houthi attacks on Saudi targets. All eyes on the Fed minutes at 2 p.m. Eastern

Bitcoin’s third rejection at eighty-seven thousand, but it’s still holding above eighty-six. Meanwhile Nvidia’s pushing toward six trillion — the first company ever to hit that mark. Today on Opening Bell Crypto we break down the AI trade, the macro ceiling, and what’s coming with CPI on October fourteenth and the Fed on the twenty-eighth. Subscribe for the daily open

Crypto’s climbing while stocks take a breather this morning. Bitcoin’s pushing toward eighty-seven thousand on softer jobs data, ETF inflows, and short covering, while stock futures sit flat as the ten-year yield holds near five point three percent. Michael Saylor’s hinting at another Strategy buy, and the FOMC minutes drop Wednesday

Markets are pumping this morning. The Fed turned dovish, oil crashed, and Treasury yields pulled back from multi-decade highs — sending stocks and Bitcoin higher. Bitcoin’s up about three percent overnight, sitting near eighty-six thousand four hundred, with ETF inflows flipping positive again

Bitcoin opens the new quarter stuck in the same eighty-two to eighty-five thousand range — but the setup changed. Citi raised its twelve-month target to one hundred thirteen thousand, spot ETFs pulled in six point three billion in Q3, and Bitcoin gained forty-three percent, its best third quarter since twenty seventeen. The ceiling is the ten-year yield near five point three percent. October’s historically Bitcoin’s best month — is this the quarter the range breaks?

Core PCE just dropped to 3.0% — the lowest since early 2025 — and headline inflation cooled to 3.4%. Bitcoin and Solana are rallying as markets price out an October hike. We break down what this means for crypto, the Fed, and your portfolio. Subscribe for the daily Opening Bell Crypto show.

Markets are open and the biggest story is Nvidia’s record $150 billion buyback — the largest in history — pushing NVDA higher. Meanwhile Bitcoin holds around $84,000 as ETF inflows keep the momentum alive. We break down what this means for crypto and the broader market this morning. Like and subscribe for daily Opening Bell Crypto coverage.

Michael Saylor and Vivek Ramaswamy are loading up on Bitcoin while rate hike fears and $100 oil spook the broader market. We break down what Strive’s twenty-five thousand BTC position means, why the Fed’s next move matters, and how energy prices are squeezing crypto sentiment this week. Markets open, we cover it.

Bitcoin and crypto bounce as macro pressure eases — yields pull back, oil cools on US-Iran talks, and Bitcoin ETFs flip back to inflows. Bitcoin reclaims its fifty-week moving average; alts lead with XRP up eight percent and Solana up six

Bitcoin slipped below eighty-four thousand as the ten-year Treasury yield climbed to five point one one percent, its highest since two thousand seven. Markets now price roughly seventy percent odds of a Fed hike in October after strong PMI data and a weak five-year auction. Meanwhile, Trump and Xi meet at the White House today — the trade truce already extended to January tenth, but no major breakthroughs expected. Is this a pullback inside a rally or the start of something bigger?