Topic: #price-watch
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Bitcoin climbs 3.67% to $86,325 as spot ETF inflows return ahead of US jobs data
Bitcoin traded at $86,325.44 at 08:40 UTC on Oct. 2, up 3.67% in 24 hours, after US spot Bitcoin ETFs took in $102.7 million on Oct. 1 and most futures liquidations hit short positions.
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Bitcoin slips below $83,000 as Asia markets sell off
Bitcoin slipped below $83,000 during Monday's Asia session, breaking the lower edge of the range established late last week as oil and Treasury yields climbed in broader market moves.
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Bitcoin slips below $85K as Treasury yields spike on strong US data
Bitcoin fell below $85,000 on September 23 after stronger-than-expected US business data sent Treasury yields higher, triggering $135.8 million in crypto liquidations within an hour and breaking a momentum rally that had pushed the token toward $87,000 earlier in the week.
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Bitcoin surges past $85,000 as $648M short liquidations fuel rally
Bitcoin broke above $85,000 on a wave of forced short-seller buybacks, with $648 million in short liquidations driving the rally. The move marks the cryptocurrency's strongest advance since January and closes a 45-week gap below its 50-week moving average.
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Bitcoin's $69K Test Could Push XRP to $1.26, Analysts Say
Glassnode identified Bitcoin's short-term holder cost basis near $69,000 as a critical recovery test that could reshape altcoin valuations. If Bitcoin holds that level with XRP's ratio to Bitcoin restored, XRP could reach $1.26.
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XRP Washout Clears Leverage; ETF Demand Must Sustain Rally
XRP fell to $1.02 in late June, triggering liquidations and shrinking futures activity. The washout reduced forced-selling risk, but spot volume and ETF creations must carry the next move. XRP now trades near $1.08, up 2.7% over seven days.
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Bitcoin rallies past $62K as options traders hedge against $66K ceiling
Bitcoin rallied above $62,000 after a weak US jobs report eased rate-hike expectations, but options traders remain heavily hedged with puts trading at a premium. A large call-spread structure suggests the market sees a $66k-$68k ceiling as a potential rejection point.