Is Bitcoin a Good Buy at $80,000 Right Now?

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• Bitcoin trades near $80,000, the average cost basis for spot ETF holders and corporate treasuries, leaving major investors at breakeven.

• Spot Bitcoin ETFs shed over $773 million in late October outflows while Strategy's most recent purchase totaled just 250 BTC.

• Bitcoin's Crypto Fear & Greed Index sits at 44, a level historically linked to better entry prices than chasing rising markets.

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Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) is hovering around $80,000, the average price many of Wall Street's recent Bitcoin investors paid, so many are weighing whether to buy at $80,000. BTC is trading at about $79,560, roughly 36.9% below its all-time high of $126,080. Over the past month, Bitcoin has declined by 5.0%, is down 8.4% year-to-date, and has dropped 30.0% over the last year.

In October, Bitcoin has also fallen 4.1% so far, with its 30-day low at $79,107, just below the current price. It also remains below its 50-day average of $81,802. So, is this a good time to buy Bitcoin, especially since many significant investors are at breakeven?