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Peter Schiff says bitcoin has finally started to collapse

Investor Peter Schiff said bitcoin could fall further to $75,000 after it slipped below $80,000. He warned losses could widen if the $75,000 level breaks and said investors could face a long weekend. Schiff also pointed to limits on U.S.-listed spot bitcoin ETF investors, who cannot trade while U.S. markets are closed. Bitcoin fell to $79,226 at one point, while liquidations across the crypto market rose.

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Bitcoin rebounds to $83,000 after U.S. stocks rally. Will big tech add support?

Bitcoin regained the $83,000 level after a rebound in U.S. stocks, rising 1.5 percent after Wall Street opened and reaching its highest level since Oct. 14. The move coincided with improved risk appetite after U.S. companies beat third-quarter expectations. Oil prices also retreated, supporting buying in cryptocurrencies. Data showed $125 million in short liquidations in an hour and higher futures open interest. Traders are watching key moving-average levels and major U.S. tech earnings.

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Bitcoin stalls at $83,000 sell wall despite tech-led stock rebound

Bitcoin failed to follow the rebound in U.S. and Asian equities and slipped below $82,000 after running into sell orders around $83,000. It rose to $83,062 intraday before falling to as low as $81,678 and showed decoupling from stocks. QCP Capital said further gains need bond-market stability, warning $80,000 support could be threatened if equity deleveraging spreads to crypto.