📊 $BTC 84,197 (-2.6%): boxed in 83.5K-84.7K since yesterday's drop
Market Brief: September 24th, 2026 (Thursday)
$ETH 2,689 (-2.4%). Cap $2.87T, dominance 58.7%. Breadth: 8/60.
🔸 The 10-year yield hit a 19-year high yesterday and BTC failed at 87.3K for the second day running.
🔸 Leverage is leaving: open interest fell 11% on BTC and 5% on ETH in 24h, with BTC funding at just 6% annualized.
🔸 Tomorrow's ~$14B Deribit options expiry has a call cluster at 85K, just above BTC (via Binance News).
My read: a range, not a trend, until 87.3K breaks or 82.6K fails.
What I'm doing: no new risk into rising yields, watching 82.6K and the expiry.
Do rising yields change how you read crypto, or is it noise? 🤔
Tomorrow: how the expiry played out. Follow to catch it.
Data: Binance spot/futures, CoinGecko, as of 06:29 UTC. Not financial advice.
Market Brief: September 24th, 2026 (Thursday)
$ETH 2,689 (-2.4%). Cap $2.87T, dominance 58.7%. Breadth: 8/60.
🔸 The 10-year yield hit a 19-year high yesterday and BTC failed at 87.3K for the second day running.
🔸 Leverage is leaving: open interest fell 11% on BTC and 5% on ETH in 24h, with BTC funding at just 6% annualized.
🔸 Tomorrow's ~$14B Deribit options expiry has a call cluster at 85K, just above BTC (via Binance News).
My read: a range, not a trend, until 87.3K breaks or 82.6K fails.
What I'm doing: no new risk into rising yields, watching 82.6K and the expiry.
Do rising yields change how you read crypto, or is it noise? 🤔
Tomorrow: how the expiry played out. Follow to catch it.
Data: Binance spot/futures, CoinGecko, as of 06:29 UTC. Not financial advice.
