Bitcoin Price Today: Coinbase CEO Calls the Bottom at $77,736 as Pepeto Eyes 100x With Live Bridge and $10.9M Raised

Anyone checking the bitcoin price today is asking one question: is the bottom in, or is one more drop coming? Bitcoin ripped 40% off its $58,000 low in two weeks in late August, per CoinMarketCap. Then Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong told CNBC on September 10 the bottom is in, per Bitcoin Magazine. 

One presale keeps getting mentioned beside that call on X and Telegram: Pepeto, a meme coin with three live tools and $10.9 million in. That leaves one question: if the bottom is in, where does the bigger money get made?

Why did Coinbase’s CEO just call the Bitcoin bottom?

Because the bitcoin price stopped making lower lows. Today it is $77,736, up 0.84% in 24 hours, per CoinMarketCap, and the move under it is the year’s loudest. Bitcoin blew through $70,000 in late August and wiped out $4.5 billion of leveraged shorts on the way to $81,000, per CoinMarketCap. That put 69% of all Bitcoin back in profit. 

Down periods last about a year, Armstrong said on September 10, and this one just did, so $400,000 by 2030 is fair, per Bitcoin Magazine. And the coins that move most when the bitcoin price turns are never Bitcoin.

Where does the money go once the Bitcoin bottom is in?

Why does Pepeto’s bridge get traders excited once the bottom is in?