Bitcoin faces renewed selling pressure as government transfers and short-term holder losses put $74,600 support in focus.
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Bitcoin steadies near $82,555 while Ethereum drops 8.2% over seven days.
Bitcoin products lost $407.4 million and Ether products lost $578.9 million through Oct. 9, while Ether ETFs recorded an eight-session outflow streak.
Thailand's securities regulator has finalized the rules for bitcoin and ether exchange-traded funds (ETFs), and the first products can list from Oct. 16. The catch, however, is that the local market they are built for has lost more than half its active traders since 2024.
The transaction adds a major corporate Bitcoin sale to market monitoring as traders assess activity among mining companies.
MSTR closed at $151.47 on Oct. 8 after Bitcoin traded near $87,000 across several sessions before reaching an Oct. 9 low of $80,400.
Bitcoin was at $82,542 early Oct. 9, below four short-term averages but above its 50-day and 200-day measures.
The Liquid Capital founder expects Bitcoin's pullback may extend toward $75,000 if the $79,000 level fails.
MARA Holdings has transferred nearly 1,000 Bitcoin worth approximately $81.13 million to Galaxy Digital, according to blockchain transaction data flagged by onchain analytics platform Lookonchain. In an October 9 post on X, Lookonchain identified a transfer of 996.
Bitcoin price rebounds above $82,000 after Trump's Iran comments, but ETF outflows and weak technical indicators raise questions about the recovery.
Michael Saylor said Strategy has no fixed Bitcoin portfolio target and will continue accumulating as it raises capital.