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Bitcoin (BTC) found support at around $62,000, helping it stabilize and prevent a further decline. The world's largest cryptocurrency has shed almost 2% over the past 24 hours after facing considerable volatility over the previous week, which saw highs of over $65,000 and a low of $59,800.

Bitcoin price opened the week with a bang as altcoins and stocks turned green, but $65,000 to $66,500 remains a tall hurdle for BTC to overcome.

A wallet-draining service on TON ceased operations due to limited high-value users, redirecting efforts toward more lucrative Bitcoin targets.

TL;DR A wallet drainer from The Open Network (TON) is shutting down operations due to a lack of large investors and is redirecting its focus to Bitcoin theft. The hackers argue that the small community of The Open Network is not viable for their operations, suggesting users enjoy theft on Bitcoin.

Blockchain security platform Scam Sniffer has reported the shutdown of a wallet drainer operating on The Open Network (TON) blockchain, citing the absence of large-scale participants, also known as “whales.” In an Oct.

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Contrary to the anticipated “Uptober” rally, the cryptocurrency market has experienced a significant downturn, largely driven by geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. Major assets have seen their values decline, with some retesting multi-week lows.

If Bitcoin sustains its rebound above $60,000, investor sentiment is likely to improve and attract buyers to altcoins.

The cryptocurrency markets continued to drop for the second day in a row, with major cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH), firmly entrenched in the red. BTC slumped to a low of $60,031 before recovering and is currently trading around the $61,300 mark.

Dogecoin's price has taken a big step, back falling by 18% from its peak on Saturday. Dogecoin's brief surge has come to an end with this pullback, and the most recent chart data shows that it is currently trading at $109.09, approximately.

Altcoin prices crumbled as Bitcoin fell to $60,000, but charts suggest buyers could step in soon.

According to RootData statistics, 97 publicly disclosed crypto VC investments occurred in September, representing a 12.6% decrease from August's 111 rounds.

Bitcoin (BTC) sank further, dropping below $64,000 following a drop of 1.22% over the past 24 hours. The drop comes despite positive sentiments around the world's largest cryptocurrency and an increase in spot Bitcoin ETF inflows.

Robinhood Crypto on Tuesday said it has launched crypto transfers in Europe, enabling users to deposit and withdraw more than 20 cryptocurrencies and also earn a 1% yield on deposits. However, it has excluded a few tokens including Ripple's XRP, zkSync (ZK), Wormhole (W), Arbitrum (ARB), Cosmos (ATOM), Polkadot (DOT), EOS, Fantom (FTM), Jupiter (JUP),

Bitcoin and altcoins are witnessing end-of-month volatility, but traders remain upbeat about October due to the crypto market's history of strong performance in Q4.

Most of the cryptocurrencies are facing a correction today, according to CoinStats.

Latest updates on TON, TRX, and FTT coins.

Bitcoin's break above $65,000 and solid buying in-the-spot BTC ETFs have traders convinced that the bull market is back in full swing.

Ripple (XRP) price consolidated below $0.59 over the past week, key indicators show bull traders deploying higher leverage to front-run a potential $0.65 breakout.

Bitcoin (BTC) retreated from $64,000 late on Wednesday after reaching a peak of $64,780, just short of the crucial $65,000 price level. The overall crypto markets saw a slight retreat, with the market cap falling by 0.82% to $2.23 trillion.

Bitcoin continues to face selling near $65,000, but the intensity seems to be reducing, paving the way for an upside breakout.

The cryptocurrency market is once again capturing attention as significant movements in major coins hint at shifting dynamics. Recently, Solana (SOL) experienced a notable price drop that may seem alarming at first glance.

Bitcoin (BTC) surged past $64,000 on Monday, rising to a high of $64,400 before dropping to its current levels. The world's largest cryptocurrency has been up over 8% during the past seven days as it continues its rally following the 50 bps rate cut by the Federal Reserve.