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Bitcoin falls below $80,000 as Cowen's bearish Q4 roadmap progresses

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Bitcoin price fell below $80,000 on Monday, with analyst Benjamin Cowen stating his bearish Q4 roadmap had completed two key steps: breaking the $83,000 weekly close and a October 25 fake breakout. The route's next phase depends on this week's FOMC meeting holding rates and October 29 inflation data.

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  1. 1Unclassified fact stationOct 26, 00:00recorded Oct 26, 11:45single source

    Bitcoin falls below $80,000

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    Bitcoin falls below $80,000 as analyst Benjamin Cowen flags two steps of bearish Q4 roadmap completed

    Report first recorded Oct 26, 11:45

    Bitcoin dropped below $80,000 on Monday, with analyst Benjamin Cowen marking two of nine steps on his 2026 bearish roadmap as completed: a weekly close below $83,000 and a fakeout on October 25. The roadmap's next steps depend on scheduled macro events this week, specifically the Federal Open Market Committee's October 28 decision and the October 29 Personal Consumption Expenditures price index release.

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