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Bitcoin Falls Below $81,000 As Oil Spikes, Fed Talks Tough

Bitcoin’s price has dropped further, sliding with other assets as the oil price continued to climb and the Federal Reserve made a hawkish statement.  The price of the leading asset recently stood at $81,203 after dropping as low as nearly $80,922 at one point on Thursday morning in New York.  Over the past day, bitcoin’s price has shed nearly 3% of its value; over a seven-day period, it’s down by 4%.  Just last week, the coin seemed to be closin…
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Bitcoin falls to 80,922 dollars for the crude and a Fed that does not rule out raising rates. ETFs record their biggest capital outflow since June. The entry The Bitcoin and the price today that plummets under $81,000: the crude, Fed lasts 487 M$ out of the ETF aparece primero en Merca2.

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The bitcoin fell around 81,200 dollars on October 8, after a low of nearly 80,940 dollars, its lowest level in almost three weeks. The rise in oil and US rates increases the pressure, while the tensions around Iran revive inflationary fears. The article Bitcoin under 83,000 dollars, the oil goes up again appeared first on Cointribune.

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Criptoinforme broke the news on Thursday, October 8, 2026.
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