Bid-side board 10/2 06:14 JST. CoinGecko: BTC $84,695 (about 84,7000), 24h +0.8%, 7d +0.2%, 30d +9.7%; ETH $2,699, 24h +0.7%, 7d +0.3%. Total market cap $2.99 trillion, 24h +1.0%; BTC dominance 57%, ETH dominance 11%. BTC 24-hour range $83.2k–$85.2k; 7-day low $82.6k; the prior high around $85.5k failed to hold.

Settled ETFs only count 9/30 (Farside released on 10/1 03:45 UTC; U.S. stocks already closed on 10/1, so no volume data). U.S. spot BTC ETFs recorded net outflows of $148.7 million, ending a consecutive 9-day total inflow of about $3.1 billion. FBTC saw outflows of $125.6 million, BITB outflows of $13.6 million, IBIT outflows of only $9.5 million; the rest were 0. Net assets are $10.798 billion; cumulative net inflows are $57.5 billion. On the same day, ETH ETFs had net outflows of $59.6 million (FETH outflows $26.6 million, Grayscale mini outflows $25.5 million, ETHE outflows $7.5 million, ETHA 0), marking the second consecutive day of outflows.

Daily redemptions are concentrated at Fidelity, not a broad-based trim. Price is still within the $82k–$85k box range. At 21:30 JST, Non-Farm Payrolls is next; before the next batch of flows comes out, it’s not advisable to treat a gap as a trend reversal.

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