Will Bitcoin price crash again as it falls below $80,000?

Bitcoin has fallen below $80,000 ahead of the Federal Reserve’s October 28 decision, reopening the question of how much selling the market can absorb if buyers retreat again. Summary BTC traded near $79,947 on October 26 after reaching an intraday low around $79,332, according to the dated crypto.news snapshot. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs lost $773.5 million on October 22 and 23 but gained $301.2 million across the full five-session week. Glassnode placed recent buying near $80,000 to $81,500 and a market-wide reference near $77,600 in its October 21 research. The Fed meets October 27 and 28, before the scheduled September PCE inflation report on October 29. Bitfinex identified $79,821 as a possible liquidation trigger in its October 19 assessment, not a guaranteed price floor. The October 26 price snapshot put Bitcoin near $79,947, down 1.02% over 24 hours, after a session low around $79,332. A brief move through $80,000 does not answer whether another sharp fall is coming. The price has crossed that line before and found buyers, while a renewed slide would depend on how many holders sell, how much leverage remains and whether fresh demand appears at lower prices. The Fed’s decision ar...