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Bitcoin stalls near $86,000 as $87,000 sell wall halts gains despite U.S. stocks record highs

Bitcoin traded around $86,000 on Tuesday, trying to regain $87,000, but upside momentum remained limited as sell orders accumulated on exchanges. The move came as major U.S. stock indexes hit record highs after expectations for Federal Reserve rate hikes in the fourth quarter of 2026 eased. Data showed Bitcoin’s correlation with the S&P 500 rose to 0.51 as of Oct. 2, the highest since early June. Traders watched resistance near $87,000 and support around $83,500.

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Caution urged on bitcoin rebound; Benjamin Cowen says golden cross is not enough

Bitcoin rebounded to around $81,280 after rising about 4 percent in 24 hours, but caution is growing over whether the move signals a renewed bull market. Attention is on a “golden cross,” when the 50-day moving average rises above the 200-day moving average. Crypto analyst Benjamin Cowen said that alone is not enough and stressed the importance of price action and weekly closes above the 50-week simple moving average.

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Five factors for bitcoin this week, from Fed minutes to Bank of Japan and whale inflows

Bitcoin has recovered to the $64,000 range, but it ended the week trading below the 200-week simple moving average, keeping concerns about the long-term trend alive. Markets are watching whether the break is temporary or a signal of further declines. This week’s drivers include U.S. PMI data and the Federal Reserve’s July meeting minutes, Japan’s rate outlook and rising bond yields, weak spot bitcoin ETF flows, and a rise in whale deposits on exchanges.