Emmy Zaaa (emmyzaaa)

Bitcoin is experiencing its worst October since 2015, with a 5% decline so far. Macro risks, including the U.S.–China tariff standoff, have overshadowed the usual October rallies. Despite the downturn, there is still potential for a late-month recovery, as seen in past years.

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Cryptocurrency analyst Shanaka Anslem Perera shared a remarkable analysis after Bitcoin (BTC) dropped from $126,000 to $105,000.

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What Defines Digital Assets? In the context of this bill, digital assets encompass a range of blockchain-based financial instruments, including popular cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, tokenized securities, non-fungible tokens (NFTs), and crypto-based exchange-traded funds (ETFs). By providing an extensive definition, the bill aims to capture a wide array of potential investment opportunities within its legislative intent. The language reflects an adaptability in handling emerging financial technologies as Florida seeks to align with national and global digital asset trends

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The price of Bitcoin edged higher early Tuesday, while other major cryptocurrencies also climbed as digital assets picked up some momentum from the stock market’s rebound.

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Crypto markets broadly retreated after weaker-than-expected U.S. ISM Non-Manufacturing PMI data heightened stagflation concerns. Bitcoin fell 0.76% to $113,000, while Ethereum dropped 2.43% below $3,600 on early Asian trading hours. XRP is trading at $2.92, 4% down in the past 24 hours. Riskier sectors saw steeper losses, SocialFi plunged 6.04%, NFTs slid 5.56%, and meme coins fell 5.17%. Toncoin, Pudgy Penguins, and Bonk were among the biggest losers. Despite the broader pullback, select assets like Mantle (+8.55%) and Pump.fun (+5.90%) defied the trend, showing sector-specific resilience.

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Bitcoin and altcoins rose in unison on Wednesday with the BTC price hitting its highest point, $117,300, since Aug. 22. The bullish drive was spurred by the Federal Reserve rate decision later in the day, with investors expecting the start of a rate cut cycle. Altcoins continue to chip away at bitcoin dominance as investors continue to seek speculative bets with higher potential returns

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