Bitcoin Price Drops 4% in a Week, and the Chart Just Got Interesting
Bitcoin price fell 4% this week and lost the $78,000 shelf. Here is what the chart says about the next support, resistance and price targets.
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Bitcoin price fell 4% this week and lost the $78,000 shelf. Here is what the chart says about the next support, resistance and price targets.

Blockstream has refused to pay a ransom for roughly 598.5 BTC that remains under the control of the actors behind the Liquid Network exploit after 3,400 BTC was returned earlier this week.

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The security team, which has already uncovered thousands of vulnerabilities, hinted at a previous disclosure of the bug that allowed a white-hat hacker to take control of nearly 4,000 BTC. Calle, who leads the team, stressed that Blockstream ignored their emails before the incident.

The crypto market is facing another wave of selling pressure, with Bitcoin plunging after failing to sustain its recent recovery. The BTC price is currently trading close to $77,000, down from $78,500 in the past 24 hours.

Fred Ehrsam, who was a co-founder of Coinbase and is still a member of the board of Coinbase, has spent long months of his life living in one of the hotels of Caracas while dealing with the oil business in Venezuela.
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During a September 10 interview with CNBC, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong stated that a Bitcoin price of $400,000 by 2030 represents a “reasonable target.” Achieving this milestone would require approximately a 420% surge from Bitcoin's present trading level near $76,930.

Bitcoin experienced a nearly 2% decline across a 24-hour period, sliding beneath the $77,000 threshold after fresh U.S. inflation metrics revealed producer prices accelerating beyond analyst projections. The economic data prompted market participants to significantly increase expectations that the Federal Reserve will implement an interest rate hike during its forthcoming policy gathering.

After the release of US inflation data, crypto liquidations reached 562 million dollars. Bitcoin dropped to 76651 dollars, while long positions bore most of the losses.

On September 10, Bitwise Investment Advisors revealed plans to terminate and liquidate its Dogecoin ETF, trading under the ticker BWOW, fewer than 10 months after its November 26, 2025 debut.

Ethereum developers have tentatively scheduled Glamsterdam on Sepolia for Oct. 6, pending results from another private devnet test.

Bitcoin price has pushed back toward $80,000 after recovering from its recent lows, but the rebound has stalled just below the key level. BTC is now trading near $77,000 as traders weigh weakening derivatives flow against relatively stable positioning.

Bitcoin (BTC) exchange-traded funds saw a $282.6 million outflow on September 10, marking their third consecutive outflow session. XRP (XRP) funds took in money for a third straight day over the same stretch.

XRP Healthcare is winding down operations and coordinating XRPH and XRPHAI delistings after a wallet incident affected 4,011 accounts.