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Bitcoin (BTC) traded in the US$81,400–US$81,600 range (around Rp1.48 billion) on Tuesday, October 20, 2026, slipping about 0.97% amid somewhat sluggish market sentiment

Bitcoin (BTC) traded in the range of US$81,400–US$81,600 (around Rp1.48 billion) on Tuesday, October 20, 2026, down slightly by around 0.97% amid somewhat sluggish market sentiment$META ‌

Bitcoin (BTC) traded in the US$81,400–US$81,600 range (around Rp1.48 billion) on Tuesday, October 20, 2026, edging down around 0.97% amid somewhat subdued market sentiment$NVDA ‌

Bitcoin (BTC) traded in the US$81,400–US$81,600 range (around Rp1.48 billion) on Tuesday, October 20, 2026, slipping slightly by around 0.97% amid somewhat sluggish market sentiment$SPCX ‌

Bitcoin (BTC) traded in the range of US$81,400 – US$81,600 (approximately Rp1.48 billion) on Tuesday, October 20, 2026, declining slightly by around 0.97% amid somewhat subdued market sentiment$MU ‌

Bitcoin (BTC) traded in the range of US$81,400–US$81,600 (around Rp1.48 billion) on Tuesday, October 20, 2026, edging down about 0.97% amid somewhat sluggish market sentiment
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Bitcoin (BTC) traded in the range of US$81,400–US$81,600 (around Rp1.48 billion) on Tuesday, October 20, 2026, declining slightly by about 0.97% amid somewhat subdued market sentiment

(BTC) briefly fell below US$80,000 earlier this week before recovering to around US$82,000 on Friday, as macroeconomic headwinds and weakening demand weighed on the market.

The "Uptober" rally narrative has so far failed to materialize, as persistent selling pressure and widespread liquidations instead reinforced the "Rektober" narrative – a term used to describe an October marked by sharp declines rather than the gains traditionally associated with "Uptober."

Bitcoin has struggled to maintain upward momentum this month; several clear forces are holding it back. Let's break them down$TSLA ‌

The 10-year US Treasury yield recently surged above 5.30%, approaching a multi-decade high. It has declined slightly since then, but remained elevated above 5.07% as of Friday.

High US Treasury yields make government bonds more attractive to investors seeking relatively predictable returns compared with riskier assets such as BTC, which does not generate yield. Those higher risk-free yields make it harder for the King of Crypto to attract new funds.$NVDA ‌

U.S. 10-year Treasury yields recently surged above 5.30%, approaching multi-decade highs. Yields have edged down slightly since then, but remained elevated above 5.07% as of Friday.

High U.S. Treasury yields make government bonds more attractive to investors seeking relatively predictable returns compared with riskier assets such as BTC, which generates no yield. Those higher safe yields make it harder for the King of Crypto to attract new funds. $SOXL ‌

(BTC) briefly fell below US$80,000 earlier this week before recovering to around US$82,000 on Friday, as macroeconomic headwinds and weakening demand weighed on the market.

The “Uptober” rally narrative has failed to materialize so far, as persistent selling pressure and widespread liquidations instead reinforced the “Rektober” narrative—a term used to describe an October marked by sharp declines rather than the gains traditionally associated with “Uptober.”

Bitcoin has struggled to sustain upward momentum this month; several clear forces are holding it back. Let’s break it down

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(BTC) briefly fell below $80,000 earlier this week before recovering to around $82,000 on Friday, as macroeconomic headwinds and weakening demand weighed on the market.

The "Uptober" rally narrative has so far failed to materialize, as persistent selling pressure and widespread liquidations have instead reinforced the "Rektober" narrative—a term used to describe an October marked by sharp declines rather than the gains traditionally associated with "Uptober."

Bitcoin has struggled to maintain upward momentum this month; several clear forces are holding it back. Let's break them down

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