ChainThink reports that on October 27, Bitcoin fell below $80,000, dipping to $79,700 intraday; Ethereum declined 0.5%, and the DeFi index fell 1.8%.
The South Korean Composite Stock Price Index rose 3.1%, with Asian tech stocks strengthening, but the crypto market did not follow suit. The Federal Reserve began its two-day monetary policy meeting on Tuesday, with an interest rate decision expected on Wednesday.
CME FedWatch data shows that the market assigns approximately a 90% probability of maintaining interest rates unchanged, with traders monitoring whether further rate hikes are still possible this year.
Put demand still dominates the options market: The most actively traded Bitcoin option over the past 24 hours was the put option with a strike price of $72,000 expiring on December 25; the put/call skew for all maturities at the 25 Delta remains positive.


