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Hot PPI miss pushes Bitcoin below $80,660; support seen near $74k

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September producer price inflation printed 6.3% versus a 5.3% forecast, with core PPI at 5.0% versus 4.4%. The headline PPI is at its second highest level since November 2022. AI signals Bitcoin support likely holds between $80,660 and $74,340 due to steady, not capitulatory, fund flows.

Macroeconomic Impact: Why PPI Hit Harder Than CPI

CPI missed by 0.1 percentage points on headline and core, broadly in line with forecasts. PPI missed by 1.0 point on headline and 0.6 on core, indicating stronger upstream cost pressure that tends to lead consumer inflation. The upside surprise lifted rate hike expectations into the October 29 Federal Reserve meeting. Higher expected policy rates increase cash yields, reducing demand for non-yielding assets like Bitcoin.

Bitcoin Market Data

BTC: $80,306, down 3.05% over 24 hours. Market cap: $1.61 trillion. Volume: $39.94 billion, up 42.27%, indicating active selling. Bitcoin lost $80,660, the level that held through the October decline.

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Bitcoin ETFs Flows Sosovalue

Spot Bitcoin ETFs net outflows on October 14: $261.4 million. IBIT: -$110.9 million. FBTC: -$152.7 million. Average daily flow since launch: +$82.4 million, making this session about three times typical in reverse. Worst day on record: -$1,113.7 million. Tuesday flows: +$175.7 million. Weekly flows alternating rather than persistent exodus. Cumulative net inflows: $57.027 billion.

AI-Derived Levels: Floor Lost, Testing Ahead

BTCUSDT Chart 1D TradingView

  • $80,660: Former support for three weeks, now resistance. A swift reclaim would frame the drop as data-driven rather than a trend shift.
  • $74,340: Next major support with confluence from summer trading.
  • $87,145: Resistance capped rallies since late September. A break reopens the broader range.

Volume rose over 40% while price fell 3%, consistent with active selling. A support-to-resistance flip is typically retested within days, so $80,660 is a near-term decision point.

Structural Context

Bitcoin’s price responds to policy expectations. A PPI-driven floor break highlights the asset’s lack of yield and native programmability, aligning its risk profile with rate sensitivity rather than network-specific catalysts.

Original publication

Authors credited by the source: Fatima

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