Digital Currency / Central Banks
Add as a preferred source on GoogleThe quote sits within Bitcoin's earlier October range of roughly $79,400 to $85,000, while the Fed is scheduled to meet Tuesday and Wednesday.
Bitcoin fell 1.16% over 24 hours to $80,780 as of 05:19 UTC Saturday, ahead of the Federal Reserve's next scheduled policy meeting on Oct. 27-28.
CoinGecko and exchange spot data showed the price within the roughly $79,400 to $85,000 range tracked from Oct. 9-21 in EconoTimes' earlier review of Bitcoin's October trading.
The Fed is scheduled to meet Tuesday and Wednesday, with its next policy announcement due Oct. 28.
U.S. ETF and corporate treasury cost estimates cluster between $80,000 and $81,500, with a Federal Reserve rate decision due Oct. 28 and an MSCI list due Nov. 11.
The activity involved HIP-3 contracts linked to U.S. equities, with more than $500,000 in new exposure on each asset.
The Oct. 12 British High Court decision identified Chinese law as governing victims’ claims and left the coins’ ownership undecided.
