
Weekly Outlook: Gold, Bitcoin & Forex Key Levels for October 19–23, 2026
Weekly outlook: gold, Bitcoin and EUR/USD key levels, marked charts and themes for the week ahead.
14 stories on bitcoin from MarketRadar.

Weekly outlook: gold, Bitcoin and EUR/USD key levels, marked charts and themes for the week ahead.

Robinhood says price contracts on bitcoin, gold and oil are its quickest-growing prediction-market products — and September's biggest event contract followed the Fed's rate decision, not sports.

BTCUSD at 84,194 — daily, 4H, 1H and 15M key levels, marked charts, fundamentals and scenarios.

Bitcoin held above $82,000 on Monday after President Trump declared the US-Iran deal finished and ordered the Strait of Hormuz reopened, draining the war premium out of oil.

BTCUSD at 82,300 — daily, 4H, 1H and 15M key levels, marked charts, fundamentals and scenarios.

Weekly outlook: gold, Bitcoin and EUR/USD key levels, marked charts and themes for the week ahead.

BTCUSD at 82,328 — daily, 4H, 1H and 15M key levels, marked charts, fundamentals and scenarios.

Bitcoin tested $80,000 for the second time in a week as a hotter-than-expected September CPI print repriced Fed hike odds — then bounced back above $82,200 as buyers stepped in.

BTCUSD at 81,293 — daily, 4H, 1H and 15M key levels, marked charts, fundamentals and scenarios.

Federal wallets shifted 9,261 BTC to Coinbase Prime in the largest single-day government outflow since 2024, with half traced to the 2016 Bitfinex hack and 2,456 BTC coming from wallets nobody had labeled as government-linked before.

Bitcoin dropped below $83,000 as US spot ETFs bled $487 million in a single day, while the 10-year Treasury yield climbed to a 2002 high and hawkish Fed minutes revived December hike bets.

Bitcoin tumbled under $84,000 on Wednesday after Iran escalated strikes on commercial tankers transiting the Strait of Hormuz. Brent crude surged past $101, and crypto derivatives markets answered with roughly $547 million in liquidations — overwhelmingly long positions caught on the wrong side.

Bitcoin sellers defended the $87,334 ceiling on Friday, sending price back toward $84,000 and shifting attention to the $83,916 retracement and the $81,517–$82,833 support zone into the weekend.

US spot Bitcoin ETFs pulled in $102.7 million on the first day of October, flipping back to inflows after a record $6.34 billion third quarter.