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đ WEEKLY CRYPTO MARKET REVIEW đ October 5â11, 2026
đ MARKET OVERVIEW
Crypto markets faced broad selling pressure this week, with total market capitalization falling 2.98% to around $2.8T.
Only 29 of the top 100 cryptocurrencies ended the week in positive territory. Bitcoin dominance climbed to 59.45%, as investors favored BTC over riskier altcoins.
đ Fear & Greed Index: 69 â Greed đą
Despite the correction, overall market sentiment remains bullish.
đ° WEEKLY PRICE PERFORMANCE
âż $BTC â $82,922 | đŽ -2.1%
âŠïž $ETH â $2,504 | đŽ -6.8%
â $XRP â $1.40 | đŽ -5.8%
â SOL â $109.91 | đŽ -8.1%
đ NEAR â ~$5.29 | đą +9.3%
Bitcoin showed the strongest resilience among the major coins, while SOL recorded the steepest decline. NEAR bucked the trend with a solid weekly gain.
đ WHAT DROVE THE MARKET?
đ Macroeconomic pressure Elevated US Treasury yields and a stronger dollar weighed on risk assets. Weakness in Nvidia and Micron shares, alongside concerns over OpenAI revenue expectations, added to the pressure.
đŠ Bitcoin ETF outflows Spot Bitcoin ETFs reportedly saw around $680M in weekly outflows, including $485M on Wednesday â the largest single-day outflow since June.
đ NEAR stands out NEAR gained nearly 9.3% despite the broader downturn, amid reports of significant whale activity on Hyperliquid.
đ TECHNICAL OUTLOOK
BTC, ETH, XRP and SOL remain above their 200-day moving averages, suggesting the longer-term uptrend has not yet broken down.
However, ETH and XRP are hovering near their 50-day moving averages, making the coming week an important test.
đ WHAT TO WATCH NEXT
đșđž Wednesday, October 14 â US CPI data
The September inflation report could influence expectations for monetary policy and determine the next move across risk assets.
âż BTC support: $80,000
â ïž A break below this level could expose the next downside area near $75,800.
đ WEEKLY CRYPTO MARKET REVIEW đ October 5â11, 2026
đ MARKET OVERVIEW
Crypto markets faced broad selling pressure this week, with total market capitalization falling 2.98% to around $2.8T.
Only 29 of the top 100 cryptocurrencies ended the week in positive territory. Bitcoin dominance climbed to 59.45%, as investors favored BTC over riskier altcoins.
đ Fear & Greed Index: 69 â Greed đą
Despite the correction, overall market sentiment remains bullish.
đ° WEEKLY PRICE PERFORMANCE
âż $BTC â $82,922 | đŽ -2.1%
âŠïž $ETH â $2,504 | đŽ -6.8%
â $XRP â $1.40 | đŽ -5.8%
â SOL â $109.91 | đŽ -8.1%
đ NEAR â ~$5.29 | đą +9.3%
Bitcoin showed the strongest resilience among the major coins, while SOL recorded the steepest decline. NEAR bucked the trend with a solid weekly gain.
đ WHAT DROVE THE MARKET?
đ Macroeconomic pressure Elevated US Treasury yields and a stronger dollar weighed on risk assets. Weakness in Nvidia and Micron shares, alongside concerns over OpenAI revenue expectations, added to the pressure.
đŠ Bitcoin ETF outflows Spot Bitcoin ETFs reportedly saw around $680M in weekly outflows, including $485M on Wednesday â the largest single-day outflow since June.
đ NEAR stands out NEAR gained nearly 9.3% despite the broader downturn, amid reports of significant whale activity on Hyperliquid.
đ TECHNICAL OUTLOOK
BTC, ETH, XRP and SOL remain above their 200-day moving averages, suggesting the longer-term uptrend has not yet broken down.
However, ETH and XRP are hovering near their 50-day moving averages, making the coming week an important test.
đ WHAT TO WATCH NEXT
đșđž Wednesday, October 14 â US CPI data
The September inflation report could influence expectations for monetary policy and determine the next move across risk assets.
âż BTC support: $80,000
â ïž A break below this level could expose the next downside area near $75,800.