Bitcoin breaks past its 50-week moving average for the first time since November 2025, with analysts eyeing an $83,000 breakout and a potential long-term target of $370,000 following a strong Q3 performance.
Coinbase stock fell toward $175 as Bitcoin and altcoins retreated, while the company finalized its Deribit integration, partnered with Samsung for USDC custody, and prepared for its upcoming earnings report.
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs suffered $484.9 million in net outflows, marking their largest withdrawals since June as the price of Bitcoin fell below $83,000 and risked dropping toward $79,500.
Bitcoin retreated to $82,200 as surging spot ETF outflows, rising crude oil prices, and climbing U.S. bond yields created macroeconomic headwinds and intensified inflation worries for risk-on assets.
SpaceX shares fell following reports that the firm is seeking a $40 billion financing package to acquire Nvidia chips, driving credit default swaps and bond yields to record highs amid massive artificial intelligence expenditures.
XRP price eyes a target of $1.65 as Paxos adds the token to its institutional crypto brokerage platform and whale outflows from Binance reach 1.38 billion tokens over thirty days.