Bitcoin at $78,000 ahead of the midterms: the three key figures to watch this week
Original headlineBitcoin à 78 000 $ avant les midterms : les 3 chiffres qui ouvrent la semaine
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Bitcoin is trading around $78,000 at the start of the week as markets brace for Tuesday's US midterm elections, with three key figures framing the setup: roughly $643 million in outflows from spot Bitcoin ETFs, about $12.5 billion in liquidations recorded over October, and the vote itself as the week's main catalyst. The ETF outflows signal institutional investors reducing exposure ahead of the political event, while October's heavy liquidation tally underscores elevated leverage and volatility across crypto markets. Traders are watching whether post-election flows reverse the ETF outflows and whether leverage continues to unwind, with Bitcoin's ability to hold the $78,000 level likely to set the tone for the week.
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