أخبار السوق

CoinDesk frames the session as a calmer stretch for bitcoin and steadier equity futures, while emphasizing higher oil prices as a complication for the inflation outlook ahead of the Fed’s Oct. 27–28 meeting.

Bitcoin dipped to about $81,000 late Thursday and traded near $81,500 early Friday within a range of less than $1,000, following a week of $3,000 swings.

Bitcoin was down 0.4% over 24 hours and remained below the $82,500 support it lost Thursday.

Altcoins were mixed: BNB rose nearly 2% to about $745, DOGE added about 1%, XMR fell 7% to about $607, and ZEC lost nearly 4% to about $1,200.

HYPE, XRP, ether and SOL slipped about 1% or less, with ether just under $2,400, according to CoinDesk data.

Nasdaq 100 futures were little changed after the index’s worst day since June; an unnamed chipmaker ETF edged higher before the open, Meta kept falling, and SpaceX climbed on reports of plans to become a wireless carrier.

Brent crude touched its highest level since early May; CoinDesk characterized higher oil prices as complicating the inflation outlook before the Fed’s Oct. 27–28 meeting.

Treasuries gave back some of Thursday’s haven rally, which had pushed the 10-year yield down by the most in more than a year; the article supplies no yield or change magnitude.

Gold and the dollar were flat; the article supplies no price, dollar measure or precise observation time.