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Bitcoin ETFs returned to net inflows with $119 million on Tuesday despite falling prices, while Ether funds reached a six-session outflow streak totaling $408 million.
Bitcoin was priced at $84,018 15 minutes earlier and was down 0.12% from one hour before the reading.
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Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF flows moved in opposite directions as BTC funds added $118.8 million and ETH products lost $201.9 million.
Bitcoin fell below $85,000 after failing to clear $87,000, while long positions accounted for $487.2 million of the forced closures.
Bitcoin is trading around $64,000 to $65,000 as subdued participation leaves the recovery facing limited activity from both sides of the market.
Crypto markets are absorbing a sharp leverage reset as Bitcoin's decline triggers heavier losses across major assets.
Bitcoin and XRP are dominating the U.S. crypto spot ETF market, with the latest fund data showing a substantial gap between them and products tracking Solana and most other cryptocurrencies.
Federal authorities executed a significant Bitcoin transfer to Coinbase this week, linked to one of the cryptocurrency industry's most notorious security breaches. On October 6, 2026, blockchain addresses associated with the US Marshals Service dispatched approximately 264.863 BTC—valued near $22.87 million—to Coinbase custody.
Bitcoin dipped to around $84,200 on Wednesday but stayed inside its recent range, keeping the broader bullish stair-step trajectory intact.
Bitcoin exchange reserves are falling as large withdrawals indicate that some investors may be positioning for longer-term holdings rather than selling.