Bitcoin is forming a bearish ABCD pattern, with its price approaching the critical $83,800 support level. Traders are closely observing whether this zone will hold or lead to further declines in the cryptocurrency's value.

Japan's Financial Services Agency is weighing a policy shift that would let banks hold and trade Bitcoin, reversing its 2020 ban. AI trading models Grok and DeepSeek generated strong profits in a recent crypto competition, highlighting growing reliance on automated strategies. Bolivia’s president-elect Rodrigo Paz plans to use blockchain to fight corruption after his November 8 inauguration. The moves signal expanding institutional adoption amid rising market confidence.

Bitcoin's exchange supply has fallen to a six-year low as over $4.8 billion worth of BTC moved off exchanges. On-chain data show long-term holders are accumulating, signaling tightening supply and potential upward price pressure.

While Bitcoin experiences a 5.75% decline to $105,100, real estate magnate Grant Cardone demonstrates contrarian confidence by purchasing an additional 200 BTC, following a previous 300 BTC acquisition.

Bitcoin trades near $108,700 following a bearish triangle pattern breakdown, with technical indicators suggesting further downside risk toward $105,200 and possibly $103,500 as momentum weakens.

Markets signal 96.7% likelihood of October Fed rate cut, potentially fueling Bitcoin's historical October strength that averages 20% gains since 2019, while institutional holdings surpass $117 billion.

Bitcoin tumbles to $110,705, down 8.59% in 24 hours as market sentiment shifts to fear territory with index at 35. Technical indicators suggest potential reversal from crucial $108K-$110K support zone.

Market sentiment shifts as CZ launches $1B BNB Chain fund while Kazakhstan balances regulation with innovation. Bitcoin consolidates near $124K as MetaMask expands trading capabilities through Hyperliquid integration.

Bitcoin currently trades near $111,600, down 1.38% in 24 hours, while Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong projects BTC could reach $1 million by 2030. He cites regulatory clarity, government adoption, and substantial institutional capital still on the sidelines as key growth catalysts, despite current Fed policy concerns.