As of 2026-10-05 06:12 JST. CoinGecko spot BTC is $85,988, with 1h +0.46%, 24h +1.58%, 7d +1.28%, and 30d +7.55%. ETH is $2,708, with 1h +0.14%, 24h +0.84%, 7d +0.52%, and 30d +10.16%. The 24h range is BTC 84,701–85,836 (the high field is lagging the current price), and ETH 2,685–2,706. Total market cap is about $2.902 trillion, 24h -2.63%. Unlike the spot rise, market cap drawdown is not synchronized—so don’t treat the market-cap decline as meaning spot has already fallen. Trading volume is about $44.7 billion, -5.9%. BTC dominance is 59.23%, ETH dominance is 11.35%.

ETF settlement day is still 10/1, not 10/2. Farside: BTC spot ETF net inflow is 102.7 (millions of USD). IBIT +195.6, FBTC -60.7, GBTC -31.4. Cumulative through 10/1: about 57,666 (millions of USD). ETH ETF net outflow is 55.4, with FETH -23.5, ETHE -20.4, and ETHA at 0. Cumulative through 10/1: about 13,868 (millions of USD). On 10/2, IBIT, ETHA, and ETHB are still dashes—combined placeholder totals are BTC +31.7 / ETH -17.3, so they are not used.

How to read the bids: The most recent complete flow day is still one-sided subscription from IBIT; the other issuers have net redemptions—not broad-based buying. Spot has already touched the 86k area; the high field is still at 85,836. To hold above, we have to wait for the next full flow candle.

BTC first holds 86k, or first retraces to test 84k? Vote in the comments
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