$BTC climbed above $86,000 on October 2 and briefly reached around $86,850–$87,000, extending its third consecutive weekly gain. �
Quartz +1
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs remain a major source of demand. They recorded about $2.65 billion in net inflows during September, the second-largest monthly inflow since October 2025. �
The Block
Weak U.S. jobs data supported Bitcoin. September payrolls increased by only 29,000, below expectations of about 90,000, while unemployment rose to 4.2%. The data reduced expectations of another near-term Fed rate hike. �
Reuters +1
#BitcoinFundingRateTriplesTo10% #ZcashFalls21%FromSeptemberPeak #XRPPostsFirstThreeGreenMonthsInQ3
Quartz +1
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs remain a major source of demand. They recorded about $2.65 billion in net inflows during September, the second-largest monthly inflow since October 2025. �
The Block
Weak U.S. jobs data supported Bitcoin. September payrolls increased by only 29,000, below expectations of about 90,000, while unemployment rose to 4.2%. The data reduced expectations of another near-term Fed rate hike. �
Reuters +1
#BitcoinFundingRateTriplesTo10% #ZcashFalls21%FromSeptemberPeak #XRPPostsFirstThreeGreenMonthsInQ3
