September 30 Crypto Market Snapshot: BTC Ranges, ETH Sees Inflows Against the Trend
Market liquidity is clearly split: BTC saw a net outflow of about 362 million yuan over the past 24 hours; ETH, in contrast, recorded a net inflow of about 354 million yuan, the strongest among major coins. However, ETH/USDT perpetual contract liquidations still rank first—total liquidations across the market over 24 hours were about 1.169 billion, with longs at 683 million exceeding shorts, reflecting strong disagreement between longs and shorts and not-so-low volatility risk. Last week, spot Bitcoin ETFs saw net inflows of 999 million, and institutional demand has not clearly weakened.
Key Levels
BTC: Support at 82,500; near-term range 82,000—83,000. Resistance at 85,000; only if it holds above this level can it rebuild momentum.
ETH: Defend around 2,650; resistance at 2,700—2,720.
Outlook for Today
High likelihood of continued range trading, with a relatively low probability of a breakout.
Slightly Bullish (≈35%): If BTC holds 83,000 and breaks out above 84,000 with volume, ETH may test 2,700—2,720. Fear & Greed Index is 71, and sentiment has not noticeably turned weaker.
Slightly Bearish (≈40%): Macro pressure remains. If BTC falls below 82,500, ETH may also weaken—watch around 2,600.
$BTC $ETH $ZEC
Focus Points
Wednesday: US August PCE; Friday: September non-farm payrolls. These could break the current stalemate.
This market commentary is for reference only. Direction should be confirmed by the chart and position management should come first.
Market liquidity is clearly split: BTC saw a net outflow of about 362 million yuan over the past 24 hours; ETH, in contrast, recorded a net inflow of about 354 million yuan, the strongest among major coins. However, ETH/USDT perpetual contract liquidations still rank first—total liquidations across the market over 24 hours were about 1.169 billion, with longs at 683 million exceeding shorts, reflecting strong disagreement between longs and shorts and not-so-low volatility risk. Last week, spot Bitcoin ETFs saw net inflows of 999 million, and institutional demand has not clearly weakened.
Key Levels
BTC: Support at 82,500; near-term range 82,000—83,000. Resistance at 85,000; only if it holds above this level can it rebuild momentum.
ETH: Defend around 2,650; resistance at 2,700—2,720.
Outlook for Today
High likelihood of continued range trading, with a relatively low probability of a breakout.
Slightly Bullish (≈35%): If BTC holds 83,000 and breaks out above 84,000 with volume, ETH may test 2,700—2,720. Fear & Greed Index is 71, and sentiment has not noticeably turned weaker.
Slightly Bearish (≈40%): Macro pressure remains. If BTC falls below 82,500, ETH may also weaken—watch around 2,600.
$BTC $ETH $ZEC
Focus Points
Wednesday: US August PCE; Friday: September non-farm payrolls. These could break the current stalemate.
This market commentary is for reference only. Direction should be confirmed by the chart and position management should come first.
