Bitcoin Trades Near $73,500 After a Hot October CPI Print
The coin slipped under $74,000 after October prices rose 0.4%. Ether fell toward $2,080.
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The coin slipped under $74,000 after October prices rose 0.4%. Ether fell toward $2,080.
The coin traded near $74,289 after a weekend hold near $75,700. About 90% of the liquidations were longs.
The coin held near $75,700 after a brief move above $76,000. Ether traded near $2,233.
Spot bitcoin funds lost $1.28 billion. IBIT shed $403 million on Friday. The year is now red.
The coin traded near $75,700 after giving back a bounce above $80,000. Ether fell toward $2,230.
Bitcoin funds lost $430 million. Ether funds shed about $100 million. IBIT's streak topped $1 billion.
The coin traded near $80,290 after a dip toward $75,700. Ether jumped about 4% above $2,400.
Bitcoin funds took in $74.6 million. Ether funds added $53 million and ended a seven-day streak.
The coin dipped under $76,000, then traded near $78,300. Ether held near $2,292.
Tuesday's outflow was $115.56 million. BlackRock's IBIT lost $94.98 million.
The coin traded near $76,488. Ether held near $2,244. Solana was near $91.51.
Bitcoin funds lost $398.6 million. Ether funds lost $139.7 million, a sixth day.
The coin rose about 1% in Asian hours. Ether held just above $2,300. ZEC led near $1,280.
Friday cut 63.6% of this year's net inflow. Fund assets fell to $98.14 billion.
Coinbase showed $78,052. Ether held near $2,271. Friday's bitcoin ETFs lost $643.2 million.
The coin fell to $76,368 and bounced toward $78,000. Ether touched $2,178. BNB traded near $710.
The coin dipped to about $79,600 and bounced. Ether slipped toward $2,320. AI tokens fell harder.
IBIT added $136 million. Three green days total $423.6 million. October is positive again.
A Fed hold is priced near 90%. Bitfinex puts the next support zone at $77,000 to $77,765.
Ether funds lost $88.58 million. XRP lost $3.61 million and Solana lost $8.23 million.
The session low was about $79,340. Traders are watching $82,500 and Wednesday's Fed decision.
Thursday and Friday took out $773.5 million. October is about $313 million in the red.
Hayes sold 6,400 ETH. Friday's ether ETFs added $4.4 million. Hoodi's test was pushed back.
The push to $84,800 reversed in six hours. Tesla and Meta revived AI nerves. Support sits at $82,500.
Wednesday's $528.4 million was the second biggest of October. The pace still trails past steep rallies.
Monday's inflow was the best in nearly a month. The Kospi fell 3.73%. Puts outtraded calls two to one.
Four categories lost $575.91 million in the week. Ether was 56% of the exit. XRP assets fell to $1.47 billion.
Franklin Templeton took $28.6 million. XRP traded near $1.30. CoinShares put wider crypto ETP outflows at $446 million.
IBIT led Friday's exit. October spot bitcoin ETF outflows are about $615 million. Support sits at $80,000.
BlackRock's ETHA was $299 million of the exit. Friday alone was $69.7 million, all from ETHA.
Short liquidations hit $39.6 million in 24 hours. Oil slipped on an unconfirmed Russia-Ukraine truce. CPI lands Wednesday.
The CoinDesk 80 rose about 3%, double the large-cap index. Wormhole gained 69.7%. Bitcoin dominance held at 60%.
CPI lands Wednesday at 8:30 a.m. ET. BlackRock reports the same morning. Polymarket leans toward the range.
The coin is 34% below its $126,080 record. About $3.3 billion of shorts could liquidate near $85,000.
IBIT led Friday. The week still lost $681.1 million, the worst since the week ending 26 June.
Nine straight outflow days total about $697 million. Friday's $56.1 million exit was all ETHA.
BSOL lost $20.9 million, about 84% of the category. Solana traded near $110.50.
IBIT led with $207.7 million. The session wiped October's early inflows and was the largest since 25 June.
ETHA was about 72% of Wednesday's exit. Seven sessions from 29 September total about $568.8 million.
The weekly print is provisional. Friday's IBIT line was still blank. The prior week was $2.39 billion.
The prior week brought in $689.8 million. Ether failed to hold above $2,800.
IBIT led $54.84 million of Monday creations. It was the eighth straight inflow day.
IBIT led $350.3 million of Tuesday creations. Four sessions added about $2.31 billion.
ETHA led with $88.13 million. It was the third straight day of Ether fund inflows.
FBTC led $214.8 million of Tuesday redemptions. IBIT lost $161.7 million. The Fed votes at 2 p.m.
ETHA led with $98 million. Combined BTC and ETH redemptions reached about $590 million.
IBIT led $134 million of Monday creations after a $463 million outflow week. The Fed votes Wednesday.
ETHA led with $80.5 million. Combined BTC and ETH creations reached about $281 million.
ARKB led $78 million of Tuesday redemptions. IBIT printed a $19.5 million outflow before Friday CPI.
Thursday's $731 million creation was the heat. Monday's $46.6 million outflow is the first test before Friday CPI.
IBIT led $201 million of redemptions. Ether, XRP, and Solana wrappers all stayed green as spot prices slipped.
ETHA led an $87.7 million print. XRP funds stayed green for a 10th session. Solana cooled to $925,010.
BSOL took in more than $1 billion while SOL was still well below its listing price. Monday's category print slowed to $925,010.
BTC trades near $78,700. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs took in $217 million, reversing Friday's $202 million outflow. IBIT did 95% of the work.
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