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Bitcoin seeks support above $81K as Brent crude oil hits highest level since March
Bitcoin (BTC) saw a fresh dip below $81,000 after Friday’s Wall Street open as Brent crude oil set new seven-month highs. Bitcoin briefly dropped below $81,000 at the start of Friday’s US trading session as stocks drifted lower and the US 10-year yield remained below 5%. Brent crude oil reached $116 per barrel for the first time since March 19 amid Middle East tensions. BTC price action focused on reclaiming its 50-day simple moving average at $81,781.
Bitcoin consolidates after 3% loss as AI fears stoke fresh stock-market weakness
Bitcoin (BTC) ranged below $82,000 into Friday’s Wall Street open as stock markets slid further on AI financing concerns. Bitcoin struggled to rebound after falling more than 3% on Thursday. It briefly dropped below $81,000. AI infrastructure spending remained a persistent market concern as neocloud infrastructure provider CoreWeave slid to 17-month lows.
Real-World Data Are Not Necessarily Real-World Evidence
KENNETH R. CARSON, MD, PhD CHARLES L. BENNETT, MD, PhD, MPP, MS (Law), FASCO Real-world data (RWD) provide raw material from which real-world evidence (RWE) is generated, but the two terms are not synonymous. Over the past decade, RWD and RWE have become increasingly prominent in oncology. A search of the 2016 ASCO Annual Meeting abstracts identified 48 with terms “real world” or “real-world” in the title, compared with 794 in 2026—a 16.5-fold increase in 10 years.
Bitcoin price tags $84.6K as US stocks head higher on SpaceX Q3 earnings beat
Bitcoin (BTC) passed $84,000 after Wednesday’s Wall Street open as US stocks added to gains on more strong corporate earnings reports. Bitcoin climbed nearly 2% on Wednesday to return to $84,600 for the first time since Oct. 7. SpaceX Q3 operating revenue beat expectations by nearly 15%, coming in at $14.6 billion. BTC price action needs a daily close above $83,400 to shift the focus higher in its trading range, crypto analyst Rekt Capital wrote.
Bitcoin ‘top buyers’ halt BTC price upside with $87.7K now key: Glassnode
Bitcoin (BTC) investors sitting on unrealized losses are capping price gains at $87,700, while ETF inflows strengthen support at $80,000, analysis reveals. Bitcoin investors who bought BTC in the latter stages of 2025 have an aggregate cost basis of around $87,700, which now functions as resistance per Glassnode analysis. The area immediately above $87,000 hosts several resistance levels including the 2026 open at $87,490 and the 20-month moving average at $87,165.
Bitcoin price spikes to $83.3K as US stocks rise on Q3 earnings, oil falls
Bitcoin (BTC) returned to $83,000 after Tuesday’s Wall Street open as US stocks gained on strong earnings reports. Bitcoin gained up to 1.5%, joining upside in US stocks on the back of some higher-than-expected Q3 earnings results. Oil prices hit $101 per barrel early on Tuesday before dropping nearly 5% in hours as equities gained. BTC price action sought to challenge the 21-day simple moving average (SMA) at $83,230.
Bitcoin is rejected at $83K as US bond yields reverse higher with equities
Written by William Subergstaff writerEdited by Charles Bennettstaff editor Written by William Subergstaff writer Edited by Charles Bennettstaff editor Bitcoin is rejected at $83K as US bond yields reverse higher with equities MarketsPublishedOct 19, 2026 Bitcoin price action failed to improve with equities as a sell wall at $83,000 kept BTC in a tight range. Bitcoin (BTC) traded below $82,000 after Monday’s Wall Street open as crypto diverged from rising stocks and bond yields.
Stocks rebound into key tech earnings: Three things to know in Bitcoin this week
Bitcoin (BTC) starts the third week of October at $82,000 as crypto and stock markets begin a tentative rebound. South Korea’s KOSPI Composite Index gained nearly 1.8% on Monday after last week’s tech-driven losses. Markets have priced out two further interest-rate hikes by the Federal Reserve in 2026, seeing 75% odds of only one 25-basis-point hike by the end of the year.
Bitcoin nears 3-week low as oil heads higher on Iran strike woes
Written by William Subergstaff writerEdited by Charles Bennettstaff editor Written by William Subergstaff writer Edited by Charles Bennettstaff editor Bitcoin nears 3-week low as oil heads higher on Iran strike woes MarketsPublishedOct 8, 2026 Bitcoin dipped below $81,000 and oil prices gained after reports that military confrontation between the US and Iran could return.
Bitcoin price drops to $82.7K October low as bond sell-off resumes on Iran nerves
Written by William Subergstaff writerEdited by Charles Bennettstaff editor Written by William Subergstaff writer Edited by Charles Bennettstaff editor Bitcoin price drops to $82.7K October low as bond sell-off resumes on Iran nerves MarketsPublishedOct 7, 2026 Bitcoin fell below $83,000 to reach month-to-date lows as stocks reversed after all-time highs and bond yields spiked higher.
Bitcoin price fails to break higher after best weekly close in eight months
Written by William Subergstaff writerReviewed by Charles Bennettstaff editor Written by William Subergstaff writer Reviewed by Charles Bennettstaff editor Bitcoin price fails to break higher after best weekly close in eight months MarketsPublishedOct 5, 2026 Bitcoin’s highest weekly close in eight months formed low-timeframe resistance at the start of Monday’s US trading session. Bitcoin (BTC) fluctuated around $86,000 after Monday’s Wall Street open as US bond yields continued to rise.
BTC price fights to reclaim 2026 open: Three things to know in Bitcoin this week
Bitcoin (BTC) is eyeing a key level as BTC/USD is on the cusp of turning the 2026 yearly candle green. Bitcoin bulls have briefly revisited $87,000 on some exchanges, but the 2026 yearly open at $87,570 will provide ongoing resistance. Traders are turning their attention to the bond market ahead of Wednesday’s 10-year note auction and Fed meeting minutes. BTC/USD brushes off a traditionally weak start to the month. October upside has historically averaged 18.7% since 2013.
Bitcoin bounces to $84K after US 30-year bond yield sets 24-year high
Written by William Subergstaff writerReviewed by Charles Bennettstaff editor Written by William Subergstaff writer Reviewed by Charles Bennettstaff editor Bitcoin bounces to $84K after US 30-year bond yield sets 24-year high MarketsPublishedSep 29, 2026 Bitcoin price action consolidated after early-week losses while protecting a “trend-defining” support zone. Bitcoin (BTC) preserved crucial support into Tuesday as analysis warned of a new profit-taking surge.
Surprise nonfarm payrolls print sends Bitcoin back below 80K
Written by Charles Bennettstaff editorReviewed by Sam Bourgistaff writer Written by Charles Bennettstaff editor Reviewed by Sam Bourgistaff writer Key points: The US economy added 162,000 nonfarm payroll jobs in August, nearly triple economists’ consensus estimate of 56,000. Bitcoin sold off from $81,300 to local lows of $78,600 following the data, before recovering to $79,500.
Bitcoin recupera los 80.000 $ mientras el DXY cae en medio de una presunta intervención sobre el yen
Bitcoin (BTC) subió un 5% durante la sesión de negociación en Estados Unidos, alcanzando los 81.000 dólares. Puntos clave: Bitcoin supera los 81.000 dólares durante la negociación en Estados Unidos, después de subir más del 5% en las últimas 24 horas. El USD/JPY cae hasta 155,4 en medio de una presunta intervención del Banco de Japón (BOJ), arrastrando el índice del dólar estadounidense (DXY) hasta 99.
Bitcoin reclaims $80K as DXY falls amid continuing suspected yen intervention
Written by Charles Bennettstaff editorReviewed by Sam Bourgistaff writer Written by Charles Bennettstaff editor Reviewed by Sam Bourgistaff writer Bitcoin (BTC) rallied 5% during US trading hours, reaching $81,000. Key points: Bitcoin rallies above $81,000 in US trading, having risen more than 5% over the past 24 hours. USD/JPY drops to 155.4 amid suspected Bank of Japan (BOJ) intervention, dragging the US Dollar Index (DXY) down to 99.
Bitcoin’s apparent demand turns negative as price struggles with $77K
Written by Charles Bennettstaff editorReviewed by Sam Bourgistaff writer Written by Charles Bennettstaff editor Reviewed by Sam Bourgistaff writer MarketsPublishedSep 2, 2026 One of Bitcoin’s onchain demand indicators turns negative again after a brief August rebound, as BTC price slipped below $77,000 amid a broader bond and equities sell-off. Bitcoin (BTC) sold off into the early European trading hours on Wednesday to hit local lows of $76,400, per data from CoinGecko.
Charles Bennett, Staff Editor
Charles is a crypto writer covering the Hyperliquid ecosystem, macro developments, and the monetary policy backdrop shaping both. Active in crypto since 2020, he's watched crypto mature to an asset class that is increasingly tethered to rates, bond markets, and central bank decisions. His work sits at this seam, tracking perpetuals and on-chain flows while keeping one eye on global liquidity conditions and capital flows.
Bitcoin stays flat as global bond bear market rages on, pushing JGB to high
Written by Charles Bennettstaff editorReviewed by Robert Lakinstaff editor Written by Charles Bennettstaff editor Reviewed by Robert Lakinstaff editor Japan’s JGB yield now at 30-year high Global long-term bond yields are now at the highest level since the 2008 financial crisis as major long-dated sovereign bonds continued to sell off into trading on Tuesday.
Surface Care Industry Under Scrutiny as Consumers Demand Safer Ingredient Standards
Surface Care Industry Under Scrutiny as Consumers Demand Safer Ingredient Standards Naturally derived alternatives to petroleum distillates and synthetic silicones gain traction among automotive and home care enthusiasts.
Bitcoin has ‘largely purged’ froth that preceded 50% drop from $126K: BlackRock
Written by William Subergstaff writerReviewed by Charles Bennettstaff editor Written by William Subergstaff writer Reviewed by Charles Bennettstaff editor Bitcoin (BTC) falling more than 50% from its $126,200 all-time high was a “positioning correction,” BlackRock says. Key points: A BlackRock report attributes Bitcoin’s decline below $60,000 to cascading liquidations as leverage was purged from the market.
Alta dos juros reais nos EUA aumenta a pressão sobre o Bitcoin
Pontos principais: Os rendimentos dos títulos têm aumentado desde o início da guerra com o Irã, amplamente atribuído às expectativas de inflação devido aos preços da energia. No entanto, a expectativa de inflação para os próximos cinco anos, já precificada nos títulos do Tesouro protegidos contra a inflação, é de 2,2% e vem apresentando tendência de queda desde maio. O principal fator parece ser o aumento dos rendimentos reais, com implicações negativas para ativos sem rendimento, como o Bitcoin.
US Treasury yields rise as TIPS challenge the inflation narrative
Key points: Bond yields have been going up since the beginning of the Iran war, widely attributed to inflation expectations due to energy prices However, the five-year inflation expectation priced into Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities is 2.2% and trending down since May The driver appears to be rising real yields with bearish implications for yield-free assets like Bitcoin Continuation of Q2 bond selling After yields reached local lows in early March, US government debt has been...
El trading de criptomonedas en Corea del Sur se dispara mientras el mercado bursátil se desploma
Los volúmenes de trading de criptomonedas se dispararon en Corea del Sur mientras su mercado bursátil cayó casi un 18% esta semana. Puntos clave: Los exchanges surcoreanos registraron un aumento del 600% en el volumen de trading de criptomonedas alrededor de las caídas repentinas del KOSPI. Según un análisis, los inversores podrían estar buscando aprovechar la volatilidad mediante la compra de productos vinculados a acciones en mercados extranjeros.
Cost to insure AI debt reaches record high amid Asian semiconductor tumble
Written by Charles Bennettstaff editorReviewed by Robert Lakinstaff editor Written by Charles Bennettstaff editor Reviewed by Robert Lakinstaff editor Key points: KOSPI’s back-to-back circuit breakers wiped $620 billion in two days, worsened by leveraged retail bets Hyperscaler CDS jumped from 115 basis points to 162bps in recent months, implying ~12% five-year default odds, with Oracle’s OpenAI exposure the biggest red flag Hynix posted a record 60.54 trillion Korean won profit but still...
HYPE falls as crypto funds queue nearly $150M in locked tokens for withdrawal
Written by Charles Bennettstaff editorReviewed by Robert Lakinstaff editor Written by Charles Bennettstaff editor Reviewed by Robert Lakinstaff editor Key points: Funds queue ~$150M of HYPE for unstaking, $116M from Multicoin HYPE falls 8% to ~$58; withdrawals dwarf thin spot market Sale intent unclear — Jain denies selling, Selini exit tied to HIP-3 shutdown Hyperliquid’s HYPE token slid to around $58 on Wednesday in the face of large unstaking events initiated by crypto funds.
Modernization Is Key to Preventing OT Cyber Attacks
Organizations cannot afford to wait for a cyber attack to occur before taking action. Cyberattacks are no longer a risk; they’re a reality. They cost industry millions in lost revenue, disrupt critical resource supply, damage reputations and impact society at large.
The Inflation Reduction Act and Ibrutinib
Charles L. Bennett, MD, PhD, MPP In August 2024, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) announced a negotiated price for the Bruton’s tyrosine kinase inhibitor ibrutinib that is 38% lower than the manufacturer’s list price. This new price will go into effect in January 2026. Negotiations began following passage of the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), which allowed the CMS to negotiate prices for 10 drugs in 2024.
The Inflation Reduction Act and Ibrutinib
Charles L. Bennett, MD, PhD, MPP In August 2024, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) announced a negotiated price for the Bruton’s tyrosine kinase inhibitor ibrutinib that is 38% lower than the manufacturer’s list price. This new price will go into effect in January 2026. Negotiations began following passage of the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), which allowed the CMS to negotiate prices for 10 drugs in 2024.
Equal Rights Amendment-Timeline
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Generic Drug Shortages and Essential Cancer Medicines
Decisions regarding the rationing of chemotherapy are commonplace in many countries around the world—including those where patients must pay for chemotherapy out of pocket—and increasingly so in cancer settings that treat both well-off and socioeconomically disadvantaged patients. However, these limitations remain jarring to oncologists and patients with cancer in the United States.
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Cult Deaths Glance
FILE - The charred remains of the Branch Davidian's 77-acre ranch are pictured at east of Waco, Texas, May 12, 1993. Doomsday cult leader David Koresh's apocalyptic vision came true when the fire believed set by his followers destroyed their prairie compound as federal agents tried to drive them out with tear gas after a 51-day standoff.
Successful cash management in a challenging environment
Watch the webinar Cash forecasting is often cited by treasurers as their number one pain point. And in today’s environment, there is more pressure than ever for treasury teams to improve cash management by accelerating their digital transformation. A recent webinar by Treasury Today and Bottomline Technologies looked at current challenges in cash management, and how businesses can harness technology to drive improvements.
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Oncology Drugs With Accelerated Approval: Is It Time for a Reset?
By Charles L. Bennett, MD, PhD, MPP, and Jeromie Ballreich, PhD, MHS February 10, 2022 Advertisement Regulations that are developed by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) must have some shelf-life before revisions are considered. The FDA has several mechanisms to provide patients with more rapid access to medicines. One such pathway is accelerated approval.
Freaked by cicada swarms? You could just stick a fork in 'em
FILE - A cicada appears in Elmhurst, Ill on May 30, 1990. Swarms of the red-eyed bugs reemerging after 17 years below ground offer a chance for home cooks to turn the tables: making the cicadas into snacks. Full of protein, gluten-free, low-fat and low-carb, cicadas were used as a food source by Native Americans and are still eaten by humans in many countries.
Curse of the Demon (1957) - IMDb
American professor John Holden arrives in London for a parapsychology conference, only to find himself investigating the mysterious actions of Devil-worshiper Julian Karswell. Charles Bennett ... (screenplay) and Hal E. Chester ... (screenplay) M.R. James ... (story "Casting the Runes") (as Montague R. James) Cy Endfield ... () (uncredited) Frank Bevis ... producer Hal E. Chester ... executive producer Arthur Bradburn ... sound recordist Charles Crafford ... dubbing editor George Blackwell ...
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Civil rights leader, MLK aide Joseph Lowery dies at 98
FILE - In this Aug. 16, 1972, file photo, the Rev. Joseph E. Lowery, chairman of the board of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, makes a point to the convention opening in Dallas. Lowery, a veteran civil rights leader who helped the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. found the SCLC and fought against racial discrimination, died Friday, March 27, 2020, a family statement said. He was 98.
Coronavirus spread puts Lime scooters on the shelf
Lime, one of several companies in what was once a fierce competition for scooter riders, has “paused” service in California, several other states and throughout much of Europe due to the spread of the coronavirus. “The COVID-19 virus is an unprecedented challenge facing cities and communities around the world, Lime CEO and founder Brad Bao said in a statement posted on the company website Tuesday.
Coronavirus spread puts Lime scooters on the shelf
Lime, one of several companies in what was once a fierce competition for scooter riders, has “paused” service in California, several other states and throughout much of Europe due to the spread of the coronavirus. “The COVID-19 virus is an unprecedented challenge facing cities and communities around the world, Lime CEO and founder Brad Bao said in a statement posted on the company website Tuesday.
Coronavirus spread puts Lime scooters on the shelf
Lime, one of several companies in what was once a fierce competition for scooter riders, has “paused” service in California, several other states and throughout much of Europe due to the spread of the coronavirus. “The COVID-19 virus is an unprecedented challenge facing cities and communities around the world, Lime CEO and founder Brad Bao said in a statement posted on the company website Tuesday.
Coronavirus spread puts Lime scooters on the shelf
Lime, one of several companies in what was once a fierce competition for scooter riders, has “paused” service in California, several other states and throughout much of Europe due to the spread of the coronavirus. “The COVID-19 virus is an unprecedented challenge facing cities and communities around the world, Lime CEO and founder Brad Bao said in a statement posted on the company website Tuesday.
Coronavirus spread puts Lime scooters on the shelf
Lime, one of several companies in what was once a fierce competition for scooter riders, has “paused” service in California, several other states and throughout much of Europe due to the spread of the coronavirus. “The COVID-19 virus is an unprecedented challenge facing cities and communities around the world, Lime CEO and founder Brad Bao said in a statement posted on the company website Tuesday.
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