Bitcoin traded at $83,900 as of 11:40 UTC, down $266.48 on the day. That’s below Monday’s close of $83,502.6 and a pullback from Monday’s high of $84,972.7. Daily volume held steady at 4.29 billion units — unchanged across recent bars. The one-day bar ending September 29 spanned $82,570.7 to $84,972.7, underscoring persistent volatility. No crypto-specific events are scheduled in the economic calendar through October 2.
Based on ForTraders market data as of 2026-09-30 12:29 UTC.
Bitcoin trades at $86,793 as of 12:40 UTC, up $266.48 from the prior quote. The rally follows three straight daily closes below $84,000 — yesterday’s close was $83,553.9. Today’s price is the highest since September 28.
Gold trades at 4209.18 as of 12:48 UTC, down 31.74 from the previous reading. The price has pulled back from a recent high of 4321.2 on 2026-09-29 and now sits below its 5-day moving average. Daily volume remains steady at 156,277 contracts.
EURUSD is at 1.12492 as of 12:40 UTC—down 0.00064 from Friday’s close. The pair has fallen for five straight sessions, dropping from 1.14012 on 2026-09-27. Friday’s candle closed at 1.13272, with a range of 1.12194 to 1.13391.
Bitcoin (BTCUSD) rose to $86,417.70 as of 08:40 UTC, up $266.48 from the prior close. This follows a strong daily close of $83,553.90 on October 1, reversing a pullback from the $87,265.50 high on September 24. Volume…
