Bitcoin recovered to about $86,000 on Monday, while Cardano's ADA climbed nearly 11% to $0.27 over 24 hours.
Bitcoin ETFs drew $241.1M for a third straight inflow week as Ether ETFs saw $138M in outflows and Zcash funds posted their first weekly outflow.
The six products are commodity trusts registered under the 1933 Act, while SEC staff pushed back on 3x funds governed by the 1940 Act in December 2025.
The other notable gainers over the past 24 hours include FET and VIRTUAL.
Your look at what's coming in the week starting Oct. 5.
Bitcoin closed the week at $86,532 after briefly reaching $87,000. The Federal Reserve is scheduled to release meeting minutes Wednesday, Oct. 7.
A four-hour TD Sequential sell signal is also showing on Ethereum and Solana, whose past signals were followed by declines of up to 5.76%
Bitcoin came within touching distance of an eight-month high on Monday before sellers took control again, adding another rejection to a level that is becoming difficult for bulls to ignore. BTC rose to just under $87,000 before slipping below $86,000, marking its second failed push in a week. The reversal does not break Bitcoin's recovery, but it sharpens the importance of support around $82,000 to $82,500. Analysts see that zone as the dividing line between another attempt at $90,000 and a deeper correction that could eventually bring September's $75,000 region back into view. Bitcoin has tried $87K twice and sellers are still there Bitcoin topped $87,000 on October 2 and approached the same area again on Monday before reversing.
Their holdings remained above the previous month's level for seven consecutive weeks. The group's estimated average cost rose to about $74,100 as Bitcoin's price increased.
Bitcoin ETF inflows reached a third straight week, while Ether ETFs swung to outflows and Zcash funds posted their first weekly outflow.
On October 2, the SEC approved an amendment to the Cboe BZX listing rules for six Volatility Shares products, including a 3x leveraged Bitcoin ETP and a 3x leveraged Ether ETP. These funds aim to triple the daily performance of their reference asset, before fees.
Here are the four major events likely to matter the most for BTC and the broader crypto market for the week ahead.