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A quiet Sunday: Bitcoin held about $85,300 after Friday's payrolls whipsaw, while spot ETF flows turned thin and Ether ETFs bled. Monday's ISM services print and Ethereum's Glamsterdam testnet are next.
Bitcoin slipped from a $87,000 rejection to about $84,600 on a quiet Saturday, with $433M in liquidations hitting mostly longs, while ETF flows stayed positive and the SEC cleared 3x leveraged BTC and ETH products.
Bitcoin spiked to $87,229 on a short squeeze, then faded to about $85,200 after a weak 29,000 payrolls print. October hike odds collapsed, but crypto barely reacted.
Bitcoin held its range near $83,800 on October 1 as a cooler core PCE and a yield retreat met the first ETF outflow in nine days, while Citigroup lifted its 12-month BTC target to $113,000.
Cooler-than-expected August PCE cut October Fed-hike odds, yet Bitcoin stayed near $83,500 as ETF inflows thinned to $66M and the Bitget reopening continued with USDT withdrawals. September closed as a record month for crypto hacks.
Bitcoin held near $83,500 on Tuesday as 10-year yields hit their highest since 2007 and Brent stayed above $100 after Trump rejected Iran's proposal, while ETF inflows ran eight straight days and Bitget reopened Ether withdrawals.
Bitcoin slipped to about $83,000 after Trump rejected Iran's Hormuz plan, lifting oil above $100 and the 10-year yield to 5.21%. Spot ETFs still logged an eighth straight inflow day, and Bitget began a phased withdrawal restart.
Bitcoin cools from a $87K midweek high to the low $83Ks but still sits on a ~43% quarterly gain, as Bitcoin and Solana ETFs post their strongest weeks of the year, Bitget's hack tally rises to $387.5M, and a new account details how the Clarity Act fell apart.
Bitcoin cooled to 84,000 dollars after topping 87,000 mid-week, as a record 2.4 billion dollar ETF run lost steam and Treasury yields hit multi-decade highs. Plus: Bitget's 387.5 million dollar hack and Coinbase's tokenized-stock debut on Aave.
Bitcoin holds near $84K as altcoins rally hard and Bitget's $351.6M hack barely dents sentiment, even as 10-year yields hit 2007 highs and consumer confidence craters. Plus: Hester Peirce's SEC exit reshapes the crypto regulatory picture.
Bitcoin slid to $83K as traders priced in four Fed hikes by mid-2027 and the 10-year yield hit an 18-year high. Bitget disclosed a hack with unreconciled loss figures, while ETF inflows and a JPMorgan miner note pointed the other way.
Bitcoin held near $86,000 on Wednesday as the rally lost some breadth and volume cooled, while ETF inflows and a new Coinbase lending product kept institutional money moving. A $16 billion options expiry looms Friday.