CoinWorld data: CoinDesk reported that digital assets performed strongly in the third quarter of 2026, outperforming stocks and gold and ending three consecutive quarters of losses. According to CoinDesk’s latest quarterly review and outlook, the recovery in digital assets was driven by easing geopolitical pressures, improved liquidity, and the return of institutional capital. The CoinDesk 20 Index rose 52.7% to 2,447, while Bitcoin rose 42.7% to $83,554. Although tensions in the Middle East persisted, they eased compared with the second quarter. In August, the U.S. Treasury expanded its buybacks of long-term bonds, reviving the “debasement trade” narrative. The strong performance of digital assets demonstrates the growing integration between traditional finance and digital asset infrastructure.

According to Bijiang data, Bitcoin remained stable near $82,500 after U.S. President Trump dismissed reports that the United States would strike Iran before the midterm elections, but it is still down about 4% this week, while Ethereum has fallen 9%.

53% of $BTC collapse signals were up in 2026, with 0.29% avg24h gain across 443 cases. Parked charge is deploying, and that has usually been constructive when the trend regime stays alive.