Both majors trade beneath the prices where they spent most of Oct 14. At 12:44 UTC, ahead of the US open, $BTC was at $80,856.50 and $ETH at $2,355.09. Each sat under the range that held 70% of that session's trading time.
Bitcoin perpetuals spent that time between $81,878.91 and $84,081.75, around a point of control (the most traded price) of $83,395.96. The session closed at $81,641.50, -2.10% from that price.
Ether's range ran from $2,431.98 to $2,523.12 around $2,505.01. It closed at $2,420.80, -3.36% from its most traded price.
Bitcoin perpetuals spent that time between $81,878.91 and $84,081.75, around a point of control (the most traded price) of $83,395.96. The session closed at $81,641.50, -2.10% from that price.
Ether's range ran from $2,431.98 to $2,523.12 around $2,505.01. It closed at $2,420.80, -3.36% from its most traded price.