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Bitcoin risks worst October in 12 years as tech sell-off spreads to gold

CCointelegraph by William Suberg·CointelegraphPublished Oct 31, 2026, 12:17 AM

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Bitcoin circled $77,000 as crypto markets navigated US stock-market downside, while the gold price fell to its lowest in a year.

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