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US spot Ethereum ETFs have lost about $1.07 billion in October, while ETH waiting to enter staking has grown to about 20 times the amount waiting to leave.

Bitcoin fell about 3% to near $81,400 on Thursday as Nasdaq futures slid after Tesla and Meta results, back to the price US spot ETF buyers paid on average.

Bitcoin traders bought the dip near $80K, then $548M in ETF inflows and rising leverage pushed BTC toward the $85K resistance. Will the ceiling give way?

Solana's Alpenglow upgrade went live Wednesday with a 150-millisecond finality target, and SOL rose about 2% with Bitcoin as US Solana funds saw more outflows.

Bitcoin rose about 2.8% to near $83,700 on Wednesday as Nasdaq futures climbed on SpaceX's results, even with Brent crude holding above $110 a barrel.

Bitcoin pledged as loan collateral in Morpho's main Base market has doubled this year to about 39,800 coins, backing a record $1.6 billion in stablecoin loans.

JPMorgan Asset Management expects Bitcoin to return 10% a year over the next decade, ahead of stocks and gold, yet still leaves it out of its portfolio models.

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Bitcoin options are pricing one of the calmest stretches since early 2024, before the Fed's Oct. 28 decision and a $12 billion expiry, Deribit data show.

Altcoins fell about 9% last week, four times Bitcoin’s loss, lifting Bitcoin dominance above 60% for the first time since May.

Bitcoin is testing the low end of its one-month range and risks new lows as AI-bubble fears and a chipmaker sell-off drain risk appetite across markets.

Celestia and Injective rose more than 20% from Thursday's low as futures bets grew faster than their prices, a pattern Glassnode has tied to market froth.

Bitcoin held near $82,000 on Friday after traders cut the odds of an October Fed rate hike to about 15% from 28%, with Bitfinex eyeing $83,000 as the next test.

Bitcoin mining difficulty is set to rise about 6.7% on Friday, the most since June, with BTC about 3% below the $85,000 JPMorgan estimates it costs to mine.

Bitcoin slipped toward $80,000 after a hot CPI print, but the real pull on its direction is investors’ six-month to two-year cost-basis levels

Ethereum fell about 3.6% on Wednesday and broke its Oct. 8 low against Bitcoin, a day after US spot Ethereum ETFs ended a $783 million outflow streak.

Bitcoin fell about 2% after hot US inflation data lifted the odds of an October Fed rate hike to 47%, a smaller drop than the Bitwise CIO had expected.

Strategy bought 250 Bitcoin last week and spent $192.4 million buying back STRC preferred stock to hold it near $100, ahead of an Oct. 28 dividend vote.