The chart woke up to find BTC still moving sideways, with no major decision made. Market breadth was only 32% in the green, reflecting an overnight session dominated by red, with total top-100 volume reaching $1.27 billion.
BTC is at $75,781.77, down 0.20%, while ETH is trading around $2,237.41, down 0.18%. Bitcoin ETFs recorded a record weekly net outflow of $1.28 billion as of 6/11, the worst since June, bringing total flows for 2026 to a negative $914 million. Ethereum ETFs fared no better, losing $365 million over the past week, marking six consecutive weeks of net outflows and a total of negative $405.6 million in 2026. This clearly reflects institutional caution.
Among them, $MITO rose 22.30% and ACT gained 17.03%, making them two notable names bucking the trend. On the losing side, GTC fell 11.49% and YB dropped 11.44%, possibly due to profit-taking or strong selling pressure.
Today, keep an eye on the October CPI report, due out on 10/11, with a forecast of 0.9%, down from 1.1% the previous month.
BTC is at $75,781.77, down 0.20%, while ETH is trading around $2,237.41, down 0.18%. Bitcoin ETFs recorded a record weekly net outflow of $1.28 billion as of 6/11, the worst since June, bringing total flows for 2026 to a negative $914 million. Ethereum ETFs fared no better, losing $365 million over the past week, marking six consecutive weeks of net outflows and a total of negative $405.6 million in 2026. This clearly reflects institutional caution.
Among them, $MITO rose 22.30% and ACT gained 17.03%, making them two notable names bucking the trend. On the losing side, GTC fell 11.49% and YB dropped 11.44%, possibly due to profit-taking or strong selling pressure.
Today, keep an eye on the October CPI report, due out on 10/11, with a forecast of 0.9%, down from 1.1% the previous month.
