Bitcoin has been stuck below $87,000 for over two weeks, with this level acting as the upper boundary of a trading channel. The lower boundary is around $82,500, where analyst Ali suggests large holders have been accumulating after a pullback. During this period, whales sold more than 30,000 BTC, taking profits. Ali indicates that renewed buying near $82,500 could signal a good dip-buy opportunity, with a rebound target back to $87,000.
While Bitcoin struggles to break above $87,000, on Pluang it trades at Rp1.513.179.253 as of Oct 03, 2026 16:01 WIB, down 1.81% in the last day. This price sits well within its typical trading range, supported by a strong market cap of Rp30.396,57 trillion and a 70% buy order activity, indicating steady investor interest despite recent profit-taking by whales. The circulating supply is near maximum at 20.1 million BTC out of 21 million, highlighting limited new supply in the market.
Chainlink's token LINK traded at $14.44, gaining 0.95% recently and maintaining above $14, supported by a 10% rally after the CCIP 2.0 upgrade. ETFs tracking LINK saw $2.62 million inflows, pushing total assets to $244.34 million, about 2.27% of LINK...
Spot XRP ETFs experienced a $3.28 million net outflow on October 2, mainly from the Bitwise fund, causing combined assets to fall by about $37 million to $1.658 billion. Despite lifetime inflows of $1.791 billion, current assets are $133 million less...
Bitcoin surged to over $87,200 on October 2, 2026, driven by disappointing US September jobs data that showed only 29,000 new positions added versus an expected 84,000. This weak employment report caused Treasury yields to fall, easing selling pressu...
A Hyperliquid trader expanded their Bitcoin long position by adding 311.65 BTC, bringing the total to 486.6 BTC valued at about $41.11 million. Despite this large position, the trader faces an unrealized loss of approximately $724,100 because the cur...
Bitcoin's price started October 1 at $84,000, surged near $87,000 after weak US jobs data and lower Fed rate hike odds, but ended unchanged, reflecting a $50 billion intraday swing. The volatility was triggered by news of Iran striking an oil tanker ...
