Bitcoin prices briefly dipped to the $85,000 range in a sharp intraday move, with market observers pointing to reports from Japanese media, including Nikkei, regarding a suspected cyberattack on a crypto operation service (likely linked by commentators to the recent DMM Bitcoin incident). The reports suggest potential asset outflows and shaken investor confidence may have driven the selling pressure. While the headlines correlate the security breach with the market downturn, some commentators argue that the direct link to BTC’s price move might be overstated or coincidental. Key details regarding the specific platform, venue, and total confirmed loss amounts remain undisclosed, leaving the full scale of the incident unclear. [Update 1] New reports explicitly confirm that the Nikkei has linked the recent Bitcoin price decline to outflows resulting from the suspected cyber attack. This reinforces the narrative that security breach concerns were a specific driver for the volatility observed earlier today, pushing prices to touch the $85,000 range.