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Strategy Announces New Buy Even As Crash Threatens Cost Basis: 855 Bitcoin Added

Strategy has announced a new Bitcoin purchase of 855 BTC for $75.3 million, despite the recent market crash threatening its cost basis. The acquisition, with an average price of $87,974 per BTC, occurred before the price drop, leaving the new coins at a loss. The company’s total holdings now stand at 713,502 BTC with an average cost of $76,052. Bitcoin’s recent decline below $75,000 briefly put the entire position underwater, though a slight recovery has since occurred. The purchase was funded through an ATM stock offering. Similarly, Bitmine, a major Ethereum holder, also bought 41,788 ETH during the pullback. Bitcoin is currently trading around $78,900, down 9.5% over the past week.

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Strategy Announces New Buy Even As Crash Threatens Cost Basis: 855 Bitcoin Added

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If Bitcoin Drops Further, Some Miners May Switch Off — Antpool Data Explains Why

Based on Antpool data, Bitcoin's current price of around $78,000 is nearing the shutdown threshold for many mid-tier mining rigs. Models like the Antminer S19 XP+ and Whatsminer M60S are operating with minimal or no profit. If BTC drops to the $69,000–$74,000 range, even the newer S21 series could become unprofitable. However, highly efficient models like the S23 remain profitable even at much lower prices, around $44,000. A further price decline could force a wave of miner shutdowns, reducing the network hashrate and triggering a downward difficulty adjustment. This would lower costs for remaining miners, potentially signaling a market bottom, while creating short-term selling pressure as miners liquidate assets.

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If Bitcoin Drops Further, Some Miners May Switch Off — Antpool Data Explains Why

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Bitcoin stabilizes below $80K – Is the worst over for BTC?

Bitcoin is stabilizing below $80,000 after a sharp weekend sell-off drove its price to around $74,700, triggering over $2.5 billion in long liquidations. The rebound toward $77,000–$77,500 suggests easing selling pressure, though upside remains limited below $78,000–$80,000. Whale entities are accumulating BTC, viewing the dip as a buying opportunity, while retail investors reduce exposure. Despite the price recovery, market sentiment remains deeply fearful, with the Fear and Greed Index at 14. A sustained recovery depends on improved sentiment, lower volatility, and stronger spot demand holding key support levels.

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Bitcoin stabilizes below $80K – Is the worst over for BTC?

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Bitcoin Rebounds to $78.5K, But Technicals Suggest No Long-Term Support Yet

Bitcoin has rebounded to $78,500, but technical analysis indicates the rally lacks strong long-term support. The price increase appears driven by derivatives leverage rather than organic spot demand, creating a fragile structure vulnerable to sudden sell-offs. Order books show a significant liquidity gap below the current price, suggesting high volatility risk. Meanwhile, capital is rotating toward Bitcoin scaling solutions like Bitcoin Hyper ($HYPER), a Layer 2 protocol integrating Solana's Virtual Machine for faster transactions and smart contracts. It has raised over $31.2 million in its presale, attracting significant whale investment, as investors hedge Bitcoin's scalability issues and seek exposure to infrastructure built on Bitcoin’s secure base layer.

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Bitcoin Rebounds to $78.5K, But Technicals Suggest No Long-Term Support Yet

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Bitcoin Coinbase Premium Signals Persistent Weakness In US Spot Demand

Bitcoin has fallen below $80,000, dropping to around $74,000 for the first time since April 2025, raising concerns of a broader bearish shift. A key indicator, the Coinbase Premium Index, shows persistent and deepening negative values, signaling a sustained lack of U.S. spot demand. Unlike earlier this year, when brief discounts were quickly absorbed, current weakness reflects a structural shift: U.S. buyers are no longer stepping in to support prices even after significant declines. This absence of demand leaves the market reliant on derivatives and short-term positioning, increasing vulnerability to further downside before a durable base is formed.

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Bitcoin Coinbase Premium Signals Persistent Weakness In US Spot Demand

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Time To Buy? Bitcoin Slips Below Cost Basis — Saylor Signals ‘More Orange’

Bitcoin's price decline briefly pushed major holders into losses, but key players like Michael Saylor's MicroStrategy signaled continued accumulation with his "More Orange" post. The company holds roughly 712,647 BTC. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs, managing $113 billion, now have an average buy price above current market levels, creating paper losses despite ongoing institutional buying. Exchange reserves have fallen to multi-year lows, suggesting long-term holding rather than panic selling. Network transaction fees remained low during the volatility, and despite a brief hashrate drop, corporate buying optimism persists. MicroStrategy recently completed its largest purchase since February 2025, adding 13,627 BTC worth $1.3 billion, indicating strong conviction at the corporate level.

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Time To Buy? Bitcoin Slips Below Cost Basis — Saylor Signals ‘More Orange’

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Matrixport Research: Bitcoin Falls into Bear Market Territory, Could a Weakening Dollar Become the Next Support?

Bitcoin has entered a bearish phase, trading below its 21-week moving average, amid policy uncertainty from the U.S. midterm elections and its typical four-year cycle pressures. While structural weakness persists, a weakening U.S. dollar and ongoing reflation narrative could provide medium-term support for risk assets, including Bitcoin. The October 10 flash crash exacerbated market fragility, widening arbitrage gaps and reducing liquidity. Notably, realized losses were largely absorbed by speculative retail investors—particularly on platforms like Hyperliquid—rather than institutional players. Macro conditions show tolerance for a weaker dollar, which historically benefits Bitcoin. However, risk appetite is cooling: stablecoin growth has slowed, retail interest remains low, and quantum computing concerns continue to dampen Bitcoin’s safe-haven narrative. Although the dollar’s 14-year bullish trend has broken—a positive long-term signal—Bitcoin’s price action remains weak, with rallies being met with selling. A more bullish outlook requires clearer technical and capital flow confirmations.

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Matrixport Research: Bitcoin Falls into Bear Market Territory, Could a Weakening Dollar Become the Next Support?

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Matrixport Research: Bitcoin Falls into Bear Market Territory, Will a Weakening Dollar Become the Next Support?

Matrixport Research: Bitcoin has entered a bear market territory, trading below its 21-week moving average, a key technical signal. While structural weakness persists, a weakening US dollar could become a potential support factor. The recent sell-off, particularly the flash crash on October 10, 2025, was largely driven by speculative retail traders rather than institutional players. Macro narratives around reflation remain, and a softer dollar historically supports Bitcoin. However, risk appetite is cooling, as stablecoin supply growth has slowed and retail interest remains subdued. Although the long-term dollar downtrend may eventually benefit Bitcoin, the current price structure remains weak, with rallies being met with selling pressure. A more constructive view is emerging, but a definitive bullish stance requires further confirmation from technical and capital flow indicators.

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Matrixport Research: Bitcoin Falls into Bear Market Territory, Will a Weakening Dollar Become the Next Support?

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62% Of Bitcoin ETF Inflows Underwater As Price Crashes To $76,000

On-chain data reveals that 62% of capital inflows into US Bitcoin spot ETFs are now underwater as Bitcoin's price recently crashed below $76,000. These ETFs, which began trading in early 2024, have experienced significant net outflows over the past two weeks, including two of the largest outflow events in their history. With Bitcoin trading below the average cost basis of these funds, the majority of investors who entered since late 2024 are facing losses. This marks the first major bear phase for ETF holders, as previous declines were relatively minor. Bitcoin has since rebounded slightly to around $77,800.

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62% Of Bitcoin ETF Inflows Underwater As Price Crashes To $76,000

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‘We’re through the down cycle’ – Cathie Wood questions Bitcoin’s 4-year cycle

ARK Invest CEO Cathie Wood suggests Bitcoin's traditional four-year cycle of sharp rises and steep declines may no longer apply, asserting that the recent downturn has been the mildest yet and is likely over. Despite Bitcoin falling 11% in a week to around $77,777—erasing spring 2025 gains—Wood views the $80,000–$90,000 range as strong support. She notes the current 30% drop is modest compared to historical 70–80% declines, signaling a maturing market. Technical indicators are mixed, with bearish momentum but oversold RSI levels that often precede rebounds. Wood remains bullish long-term, projecting Bitcoin’s value could reach $16 trillion by 2030 as it increasingly competes with gold.

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‘We’re through the down cycle’ – Cathie Wood questions Bitcoin’s 4-year cycle

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