[Wintermute: BTC Falls for Third Consecutive Week; FOMC and PCE to Determine Short-Term Direction] According to Windtermute's weekly market report on October 27th, Bitcoin fell 2.43% last week, marking its third consecutive week of decline. It broke below $82,500 and retested $80,000, closing at approximately $80,500. ETH fell 3.40%, closing at approximately $2,330. The US spot Bitcoin ETF saw a net outflow of $636 million on Thursday, the largest single-day outflow since June. On the same day, the Nasdaq index fell 2.6%. Following the Houthi attack on Saudi oil facilities, Brent crude oil rose 5.66% to $116.72. Technically, BTC needs to recover to between $82,000 and $82,500. If it falls below $80,000, the next support level is $76,000, and a break below that could see it drop to around $70,000. Wintermute stated that it is not bearish for the time being, but remains cautious until the FOMC meeting is held and BTC recovers to $82,500; key events are the FOMC meeting on October 28, the Q3 GDP and September PCE data on October 29, and the monthly options expiration on October 30.