$BTC - SEC acknowledges regulatory gap after 16 years of Bitcoin growth.
SEC Chair Paul Atkins says federal securities rules haven't kept pace with Bitcoin since its 2008 launch. New proposal aims to modernize custody standards for advisers and funds handling the asset. The move signals formal recognition but implementation timeline and scope remain unclear.
$AAVE - Testing 178 resistance with RSI in overbought territory
1h · RSI 75.2 · price 175.89 (+8.03%) Support 164.33 Resistance 178.11 24h range 162.39-178.11 Invalidation: 1h close below 164.33 Momentum is strong but the overbought RSI makes a pullback to 164 likely before any sustained break higher.
$BTC - Holmes argues massive fiat expansion makes hard assets essential. HIVE's Frank Holmes says global money printing could hit 100 trillion. Bitcoin miners now supply the energy and compute infrastructure AI demands. Former Ethereum GPU fleets are being repurposed for AI workloads. The miner-AI convergence creates a new revenue layer beyond block rewards.
$BTC - Bitcoin closed September at 83,563 USDT, clearing key on‑chain and technical thresholds.
October opens with a historically bullish seasonal pattern. Analysts say ETF inflows, upcoming jobs data, and broader demand may drive the next move more than the so‑called "Uptober" narrative.
If ETF applications gain traction, renewed buying pressure could follow; otherwise the market may stall pending macro data.
$BTC - Greed is high, but the tape remains orderly.
BTC 84830.01 1.054% ETH 2701.41 0.752% BNB 770.7 SOL 118.35 Fear and Greed index at 74, signaling greed. Funding rates are positive at 0.0084%. Gainers: MOVR 80.0%, NOM 15.1%, ZRO 8.7%. Losers: QNT -11.0%, NEAR -10.3%, ZEC -6.5%.
The current market sentiment suggests participants are leaning into the rally, but the lack of aggressive funding spikes indicates that the move is still largely driven by spot accumulation rather than over-leveraged long positioning.
$BTC - Austrian exchange 21bitcoin lets users earn yield on idle euros paid out in bitcoin. The feature applies to euro balances held on the platform with interest distributed in BTC. Customers can opt in to receive returns directly in bitcoin instead of fiat. This bridges traditional savings yields with bitcoin exposure without separate purchases.
While the trend looks firmly bearish, the proximity to support at 0.10241 suggests sellers are running out of steam near the range lows. A bounce here is more likely than a clean breakdown given the lack of follow-through volume.
$BTC - The nine-day streak of inflows into spot Bitcoin ETFs has officially concluded.
Data from The Block shows 149 million USDT in net outflows from Bitcoin funds on Wednesday. Spot Ethereum ETFs also faced pressure, recording 59.6 million USDT in net outflows. Fidelity's FETH fund accounted for 26.6 million USDT of the total Ethereum exit.
This shift in momentum suggests a cooling period for institutional demand following a sustained period of positive accumulation. It remains to be seen if this marks a temporary pause or a broader change in investor sentiment toward these products.
1h · RSI 27.5 · price 1.664 (-6.41%) Support 1.623 Resistance 1.749 24h range 1.623-1.838 Invalidation: 1h close below 1.623 RSI this low often precedes a relief rally but the downtrend stays intact until 1.749 breaks.
$BTC - New quarter, same range as prices stall near 85K.
Briefly pierced 85,000 USDT Wednesday after soft U.S. inflation data eased rate-hike fears. Bulls failed to sustain the break and spot ETF flows offered no support. Range remains intact until a catalyst forces a decisive move either way.