US spot Bitcoin ETFs pulled in $422 million in net inflows on Wednesday—the highest single-day total since July—pushing BTC to $61,320, up 4.1%.
BlackRock’s IBIT accounted for $287 million; Fidelity’s FBTC added $92 million. Analysts link the move to institutional rebalancing ahead of Q4 and broader use of crypto in corporate treasury strategies.
Derivatives trading volume rose 22% year-on-year across major venues. Stablecoin supply climbed 0.8%, signaling rising on-chain liquidity.
Bitcoin traded at $82,063.40 as of 16:40 UTC, down $266.48 from its prior close. The October 14 daily bar closed at $81,562.50, following a sharp drop from $83,095.10 the day before. Volume remains fixed at 4,294,967,295…
Gold stood at 4150.01 as of 16:42 UTC, down 48.347 points from its previous close. The intraday low was 4128.1 on October 13, while the high reached 4242.3 on October 12. Volume remains elevated, with 163,894…
EURUSD traded at 1.12036 as of 16:40 UTC, down 0.00465 from its prior close. The pair has declined for three consecutive daily bars, closing at 1.11602 on October 14 — its lowest since October 9. Today’s…
BitcoinUSD stood at 81038.8 as of 12:40 UTC, down 266.48 from the prior close. Price fell sharply from Tuesday’s open at 83095.1 and has now declined four of the last five daily closes. The latest daily…
