Bitcoin traded at $82,932 as of 07:40 UTC—up $266.48 from the prior close. The rebound comes after a sharp drop from Friday’s open at $84,035.80. Intraday momentum remains negative. Daily volume held steady at 4.29 billion units. The current price sits well below last Monday’s high of $87,265.50 and marks a 3.8% weekly loss. Price action is tightening: after testing support at $83,781.10, the latest daily bar closed near its low.
Based on ForTraders market data as of 2026-09-28 08:22 UTC.
BitcoinUSD bid rose to $83,970 at 04:40 UTC—up $266.48 from Friday’s close. The gain extends a five-day rally that began after the October 7 low of $82,473. Friday closed at $82,912.2, following Thursday’s jump of more than $1,300.
Gold bid stood at $4198.65 at 04:42 UTC, down $2.80319 from the previous close. The metal closed Friday at $4216.3, following a sharp rebound from Thursday’s $4157 close. Daily volume peaked at 163,894 contracts on Wednesday…
EURUSD traded at 1.1203 at 04:40 UTC, down 0.00157 from the prior close. The pair has fallen for three straight daily bars: Friday closed at 1.12057, down from 1.12535 on Wednesday. Traders are watching the 1.1200 level ahead of the US CPI release on October 14.
BitcoinUSD traded at $83,970 as of 04:40 UTC—up $266.48 from the prior close. The October 11 daily bar closed at $82,912.20 after opening at $82,546.30. Daily volume remains fixed at 4,294,967,295—likely a placeholder.
