Bitcoin ETF inflows have dropped sharply from nearly $1 billion to just $31 million daily, signaling a 96% decline in institutional demand amid macroeconomic pressures. Short-term holders have moved around 45,000 BTC to exchanges, increasing potential sell-side supply and risking Bitcoin's recovery. Despite this, some traders are optimistic, betting on a rally to $90K and above, contingent on the U.S. labor report due October 2, which will influence Federal Reserve rate decisions and market direction. The labor data could either support a rate pause, boosting Bitcoin, or trigger renewed rate hike fears, pressuring prices further.
Bitcoin trades at Rp1.503.685.742 on Pluang as of October 1, 2026, 11:12 WIB, showing a modest 0.90% increase in the last day. Market participants on Pluang lean towards buying, with 63% of order activity favoring purchases. The typical holding period on the platform is 110 days, indicating a medium-term investor horizon amid current market uncertainty.
On October 18, the Pump.fun (PUMP) token experienced the largest 24-hour drop among major cryptocurrencies, falling 13.39% to $0.00386 as 81 of 90 large non-stablecoin assets declined. Other notable losers included Injective (INJ), Aerodrome Finance ...
American Bitcoin ETFs experienced nearly $910 million in net outflows over two weeks, reflecting investor caution as Bitcoin's price fell below the average purchase cost of ETF holders, around $82,300. Despite some brief inflows, the overall trend in...
A trader on Hyperliquid holds a massive $97.87 million bitcoin long position with 40x leverage, risking liquidation as bitcoin's price hovers near $81,117, just 1.59% above the liquidation price of $79,828. The position has already suffered nearly $9...
Stacks, a Bitcoin layer 2 protocol, plans to increase Bitcoin bonding with monthly staking periods starting November 10, 2026, and aims to release its Epoch 4.1 network upgrade in early December. This upgrade will make Clarity 7 the default for new s...
Bitcoin traded near $81,000 as U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $614.7 million in net outflows from Oct. 1-16, reflecting mixed investor demand. Despite some daily inflows, overall withdrawals dominated the period. Key upcoming events include China's Q3 ec...
