Bitcoin started September with high volatility, struggling to stay above $80,000 after a rally to $82,000. This week’s inflation data and the upcoming Federal Reserve meeting could trigger significant market moves. Despite attractive yields in U.S. Treasuries pulling some investors away from stocks, Bitcoin shows strong buying pressure and institutional inflows, suggesting resilience. The market awaits macroeconomic reports that could either spark selling or confirm Bitcoin’s strength for the month ahead.
On October 10, futures data showed a significant drop in long-position shares for XRP and Bitcoin in coin-margined contracts, with XRP falling 13 percentage points to 65.97% and Bitcoin down 9.30 points to 65.41%. This decline suggests a more cautiou...
A significant sell order of 100.534 Bitcoin, valued at approximately $8.3 million, was placed on Binance's perpetual market at a price of $82,585. This sell order caused the sell-side market depth to exceed the buy-side by about $4.5 million, represe...
On October 9, Cosmos Hub was the top-performing cryptocurrency, rising 17.05% to $2.07 amid a broad market rally where 67 of 90 tracked assets advanced. Other notable gainers included Bitway, Polkadot, Jupiter, and Aptos, each increasing over 10%. Me...
On October 9, Solana (SOL) recorded the highest funding rate among major cryptocurrencies at 0.0100% every eight hours, annualizing to 10.9%. This occurred even as its open interest decreased by 2.65% to $925.6 million, with traders mostly holding lo...
Bitcoin Cash fell 7.3% to $273.80 on October 9, 2026, recovering only 16% of its prior day's decline, unlike Bitcoin which rebounded 88%. The drop lacks a clear trigger such as network issues or delistings, suggesting profit-taking or market repricin...
