📉 Wintermute Weekly Report: Bitcoin Falls for Third Consecutive Week, Breaks Below $82,500; Watch This Week’s FOMC Market maker @wintermute_t and OTC trader @Jjay_dm released their October 26 weekly market report, noting that $BTC fell another 2.43% this week, marking its third consecutive weekly decline and breaking below the previously supportive $82,500 level, retesting $80,000. The weekly high was approximately $84,900, while the low approached $79,100. $ETH declined about 3.40% to around $2,330. 📌 Key Highlights: ・U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a net outflow of approximately $636 million on Thursday, the largest single-day outflow since June; the Nasdaq fell about 2.6% that day. ・Brent crude rose 5.66% weekly to $116.72, with oil prices replacing AI funding as the market’s primary concern; the U.S. 10-year Treasury yield is around 4.99%, and gold is near $4,008. ・Key Levels: Short-term recovery requires reclamation of the $82,000–$82,500 range; if $80,000 is breached, the next target is $76,000, with a potential breakdown toward the $70,000 zone if that level falls. ・Wintermute View: Remain cautious until the FOMC/PCE reports pass without volatility and $82,500 is firmly reclaimed; current market sentiment lacks directional consensus. This Week’s Focus: FOMC on October 29 at 2:00 AM Taipei Time (2:00 PM EDT on October 28), followed by Q3 GDP and September PCE data the next day, and monthly options expiration on Friday.