The selloff in AI infrastructure debt has put a harder question to Bitcoin miners building data centers for artificial-intelligence customers: how much of the build is already funded, and how much still depends on favourable markets?

Higher inflation can strengthen Bitcoin’s scarcity argument while making it harder to hold through restrictive financial conditions. Matt Hougan and Peter Schiff emphasise opposite sides of that tension.

Crypto losses deepened on Thursday morning, with Bitcoin trading around $80,500 as uncertainty over the Federal Reserve’s next interest-rate decision weighed on markets.

US inflation accelerated to 3.7% in September, coming in above expectations. The result adds another macro risk for Bitcoin just as is close to a key daily support area.

A UK High Court has ruled that Chinese law, not English law, will determine whether alleged victims of a Chinese investment fraud have proprietary claims to more than 61,000 Bitcoin seized in London.

Bitcoin rebounded from the $81,000 area after the latest pullback, keeping the correction contained for now. The more difficult part of the move may come higher up the chart, where the earlier decline began.

An 8%-12% annual target in Bitcoin can sound like a return earned by holding BTC. The Liberty Bitcoin Accumulation Fund pursues it through active trading strategies run by external managers.

Jeonbuk Bank has begun lending Korean won to businesses that pledge Bitcoin, using a structure that keeps the coins outside the bank’s direct control.

A Bitcoin price chart can appear in a brokerage account, yet the asset behind the ticker may be a fund share or a derivatives contract rather than coins the buyer can transfer.

Bitcoin has steadied near $83,000 after buyers responded around $80,000, easing the immediate pressure from the latest crypto sell-off. Most large altcoins, however, remained lower over 24 hours.

Bitcoin fell 1.8% to near $82,600 by 04:00 UTC on October 8, drawing attention to daily support below the market after oil rose above $100.