Bitcoin fell 2.8% and traded near US$ 81,382 on Monday night (12). The move triggered US$ 771 million in liquidations, mostly from long positions, while spot ETFs recorded outflows of about US$ 600 million.
Ledger is probing the drain of between US$ 87 million and US$ 93 million from hundreds of wallets in Southeast Asia. Victims bought cold wallets through the authorized reseller CryptoBilis, and the suspicion is hardware tampering. The company requested a pause in the reseller's sales.
The Federal Reserve minutes cited private issuances for AI infrastructure as a factor that raises Treasury yields and competes with Bitcoin for long-term capital. The 10-year note was at 5.28% on October 7.
Bitcoin retreated about 2% on September 2, 2026, renewing the quote around US$ 76,988. The drop occurs amid pressure from American stocks and increased geopolitical friction in the Middle East, according to Bloomingbit and Valor Econômico.
Goldman Sachs announced the acquisition of NEOS Investments, a manager of income ETFs with options, including funds linked to Bitcoin and Ethereum. The deal could reach US$ 2.25 billion and strengthens the bank's presence in the cryptoassets market.
Bitcoin has returned to trading above US$ 80 thousand this Friday (28), driven by a new flow of resources into spot ETFs and institutional demand. The cryptocurrency reached US$ 80,797, recovering the level after weeks of decline. Analysts point out that the movement is supported by inflows of US$ 2.6 billion in eight sessions.
Bitcoin surged this Friday (21/08/2026) to US$ 74,457, driven by risk aversion over US debt and the search for protection. Nearly US$ 3 billion in short positions were liquidated in 24 hours, the highest volume since 2021, according to CoinGlass. The rally spread across the entire crypto market.
Bitcoin opened the week on a high note, trading back above $63,000 despite the uncertain geopolitical landscape in the Middle East. The cryptocurrency is showing resilience, but analysts warn of technical resistance levels and a lack of institutional inflows.
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