BTC dips near 83.5k; ETF inflows of $2.4B still provide support
First screen
On Monday, BTC pulled back from above 85k to around 83,500–83,600, down about -1% over 24h. ETH is under similar pressure.
Market overview
The 24h range is roughly 82,580–84,945. Market cap is about $1.68T. Fear&Greed is around 74. Trading volume is still relatively high.
Order book / depth
Last week’s U.S. spot BTC ETF net inflow was about $2.4B (the strongest week of 2026, and the largest since Oct 2025). It turned positive year-to-date. On 9/25 alone, it was +$134.5M, with inflows continuing for at least 7 straight days. Institutional positioning and price have temporarily decoupled; macro yields and geopolitical pressure are suppressing risk appetite. The Bitget-related fallout has been limited.
Price levels
Watch support at 82,500–83,000 and resistance at 84,800–85,000. A breakdown or breakout should be confirmed by inflows and macro conditions.
Invalid
If after Monday ETFs show significant net outflows or if geopolitics escalates, the reference ranges above will no longer hold.
Not investment advice; trading involves risk.
First screen
On Monday, BTC pulled back from above 85k to around 83,500–83,600, down about -1% over 24h. ETH is under similar pressure.
Market overview
The 24h range is roughly 82,580–84,945. Market cap is about $1.68T. Fear&Greed is around 74. Trading volume is still relatively high.
Order book / depth
Last week’s U.S. spot BTC ETF net inflow was about $2.4B (the strongest week of 2026, and the largest since Oct 2025). It turned positive year-to-date. On 9/25 alone, it was +$134.5M, with inflows continuing for at least 7 straight days. Institutional positioning and price have temporarily decoupled; macro yields and geopolitical pressure are suppressing risk appetite. The Bitget-related fallout has been limited.
Price levels
Watch support at 82,500–83,000 and resistance at 84,800–85,000. A breakdown or breakout should be confirmed by inflows and macro conditions.
Invalid
If after Monday ETFs show significant net outflows or if geopolitics escalates, the reference ranges above will no longer hold.
Not investment advice; trading involves risk.