Data collected on September 11, 2026 at 10:39 UTC. Prices change continuously and do not constitute a financial recommendation.
Bitcoin today trades around $77,013, down 1.26% in 24 hours. Ethereum is worth around 2,464.96 dollars (-0.16%), Solana 99.37 dollars (-1.78%) and XRP 1.34 dollars (-2.93%). CoinGecko’s photograph therefore shows a weak, but uneven session: Ethereum holds up better while higher beta assets come under greater pressure.
The market awaits the US CPI for August, expected at 8:30am New York. The data comes after a warmer PPI and as Brent closed above $107, with Treasury yields rising. The question for Bitcoin is not just whether inflation will rise or fall, but how much the outcome will deviate from expectations already built into prices.
Bitcoin today: the essential numbers
| Assets | Price USD | 24 hours | Capitalization |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bitcoin | 77.013 | -1,26% | 1,547 billion |
| Ethereum | 2.464,96 | -0,16% | 301 billion |
| Solana | 99,37 | -1,78% | 58.3 billion |
| XRP | 1,34 | -2,93% | 84.1 billion |
The values ​​are a reading, not guaranteed execution prices. Different exchanges may show deviations and the 24-hour change does not coincide with the movement since midnight. Bitcoin today remains above the 75,000-76,000 area indicated by the market as the first observable reference, while 77,500-78,000 is once again a range to recover. They are not mathematical supports: they become significant only if multiple locations confirm stability, volumes and continuity.
Why oil and yields weigh on cryptocurrencies
Brent surpassed $107 after rising 6.3%, according to market data reported by AP. Expensive energy can fuel inflation and reduce the Federal Reserve’s room for more accommodative monetary conditions. At the same time, long-term yields have risen: when risk-free returns rise, investors tend to demand a higher premium for holding volatile assets.
This link is plausible, but it does not prove that every Bitcoin sale is caused by oil. Cryptocurrencies trade continuously, have their own leverage and also react to liquidations, ETF flows and specific news. It is more correct to speak of an unfavorable macro context than of a single cause.
US CPI: what can change after the data
Thecalendar on CPI, PPI and Federal Reserveexplains why today’s reading is the last major event before the FOMC meeting on September 15-16. A higher-than-expected figure would strengthen the fear of higher or longer rates; a lower figure could lighten the pressure, but it would not automatically cancel the energy shock.
The first reaction can be deceptive. Algorithms and leveraged positions respond to the stock, while the market takes more time to read core inflation, rents, services and PCE-related components. This is why a candle lasting a few minutes is not enough to define the direction of the week. Even the picture ofrelationship between Bitcoin, US jobs and Fed expectationsremains important.
Bitcoin ETF: two days of outflows
Farside reports net outflows from US spot Bitcoin ETFs of $46.6 million on September 8 and $120.2 million on September 9. The sequence interrupts the strong entry of 730.8 million on September 3, but two days do not demonstrate a structural escape. The flows must be read over longer windows and together with the price paid by investors.
ETFs may amplify the institutional narrative, but they represent only part of the market. They do not measure offshore purchases, derivatives, corporate positions or direct demand on exchanges. A daily outflow describes net vehicle creations and redemptions, not the precise reason for each decision.
Ethereum resists better, Solana and XRP weaker
Ethereum loses less than Bitcoin in detection, but a single day does not establish a lasting rotation. To talk about relative strength, more sessions, ETH/BTC ratio, volumes and participation of other altcoins are needed. The return of ETH above $2,500 would be a first visual signal, not a sufficient confirmation.
Solana below $100 and XRP falling close to 3% show increased risk sensitivity. When the market deleverages, more volatile assets can move more quickly. However, this does not allow us to attribute the decline to fundamental problems of individual networks without specific evidence.
Three scenarios to observe today
| Scenario | Signal | Cautious reading |
|---|---|---|
| CPI above expectations | Yields and dollar still strong | Possible pressure on Bitcoin and altcoins |
| CPI close to expectations | Initial volatility returning | Market focused on Fed and oil |
| CPI below expectations | Stable recovery over 78,000 | Relief, not reversal guaranteed |
The most important level is not an isolated number, but post-publication behavior. A recovery of Bitcoin above $78,000 today accompanied by holding in the following hours would be more valuable than a short peak. Below 75,000, however, the risk of an extension of the correction would increase, to be confirmed with volumes and magnitude of the decline.
The point of the situation
The crypto market enters the CPI with Bitcoin near $77,000, recent outflows from ETFs and a macro environment made more difficult by oil and yields. Ethereum shows relative resilience, while Solana and XRP suffer more. The correct reading remains conditional: first the data, then the composition of inflation and finally the ability of prices to maintain the reaction.
Risk management matters more than forecasting. High leverage, orders without a safety margin and decisions made on the first move increase the probability of error. The levels mentioned are used to organize observation, they are not invitations to buy or sell.
This snapshot also predates the CPI release. Prices, yields and expectations may change quickly after the figures arrive. Any later comparison should use the same currency, source and clearly stated time window. Mixing a rolling daily change with a move measured from this observation would create a misleading result and false precision.
