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Bitcoin buyers broke through an ask‑liquidity wall to hit October highs near $87,800, while short‑position liquidations topped $120 million. The price level just above now serves as fresh resistance.
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Bitcoin (BTC) is trading near $87,000 following a weaker-than-expected US jobs report. Equities also rose as oil prices declined and Treasury yields eased.
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Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $103 million in inflows, marking a positive start to October. Ethereum-based funds, however, experienced a third consecutive day of net outflows.
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Bitcoin’s share of the total crypto market capitalization is approaching 60%, signaling a shift toward risk-on sentiment among traders. Tether’s (USDT) dominance has concurrently decreased to 6.3%.
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China’s Ministry of State Security cautioned foreign agents against using cryptocurrency for illicit activities. Meanwhile, Singapore’s crypto sector experienced a 55% expansion, solidifying its position as a regional hub.
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Trading volume in sports prediction markets reached $68 billion in a single month, coinciding with significant declines in the stock prices of major U.S. sportsbook operators. Kalshi remains the market leader.
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Bitcoin closed September above $83,563, bolstered by positive onchain signals and technical levels. The cryptocurrency now eyes $95,000 as October begins with a historically bullish seasonal trend.
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Bitcoin closed its strongest quarter since 2023 with a 43% gain, outpacing traditional markets like stocks and gold. The rally occurred despite rising Treasury yields and a shift in market dynamics towards spot ETF demand.
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U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced $148.69 million in net outflows Wednesday, ending a nine-day inflow streak. Fidelity’s ETF saw the largest withdrawals, while a newly launched NEAR Protocol fund bucked the trend.
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