The price is standing still, but the calendar isn't. Tuesday: U.S. midterm elections Friday: U.S. October jobs report December: ~73% chance of a rate hike, according to Fed funds futures Meanwhile, Bitcoin hovers around $78,000, per CoinGecko. Three events, one week. https://t.co/22vwkt2mtw

Alphabet lost approximately $520 billion in market value today—roughly one-third of Bitcoin’s total market cap, which is around $1.6 trillion. Bitcoin dipped below $80,000 overnight following the tech earnings, according to CoinDesk; it is now back around $81,000. https://t.co/MZL5pNvsn0

U.S. Bitcoin ETFs attracted $176 million on Tuesday, the second consecutive day of inflows, according to SoSoValue and Farside. This brings October’s net flow to just -$26 million, following $774 million in outflows on Thursday and Friday. This comes just ahead of the Fed decision, due at 7 p.m. https://t.co/z5LHKwlBXm

Bitcoin is on track for its second consecutive red October—a phenomenon not seen in over ten years, according to CoinGlass data. October 2025: -3.7% October 2026 to date: approximately -4% Average October return: +18.3% Five days remain; the Fed decides on Wednesday. “Uptober” has gone quiet. https://t.co/YeXKOWFgWQ

Bitcoin dropped below $80,000 on Saturday afternoon. In one hour, $291 million was liquidated, primarily long positions, according to TokenPost. On Friday, it closed below its 50-day moving average for the first time in 66 days, around $81,800. This comes as Bitcoin ETFs lost $774 million over two days. https://t.co/GtXLBVi1Yb

You can already feel it at the pump. Gasoline costs about $4.29 per gallon in the U.S., over 40% higher than at the end of February, according to ABC News. The one-year inflation expectation crept up to 4.7%, according to the University of Michigan. https://t.co/yhXN1mKPQa

U.S. consumer confidence stands at 48.0, the second-lowest ever, according to the University of Michigan. One-year inflation expectations: 4.7%. This comes as Bitcoin ETFs lost $635 million on Thursday, the largest decline since June 25. Tight wallets, cautious spending. https://t.co/DOZTiUy6pl

You can already feel it at the pump. Gasoline costs about $4.29 per gallon in the U.S., over 40% higher than at the end of February, according to ABC News. The one-year inflation expectation crept up to 4.7%, according to the University of Michigan. https://t.co/yhXN1mKi0C

The market is declining, and capital is flowing closer to Bitcoin. Bitcoin dominance: around 60%, the highest since May Memecoin index: more than 5% lower Bitcoin: Thursday below $82,000, after $84,000 on Wednesday Per CoinDesk. When storms hit, crypto contracts to Bitcoin. https://t.co/Lk36S9hrU3

Charles Schwab opens Bitcoin and Ethereum to all eligible customers, according to FinanceFeeds. Client assets: $13.33 trillion Active accounts: 40.3 million Fee: 0.75% per trade The door to Wall Street is open—but there’s a price tag. https://t.co/eQymS6363N