Bitcoin spot outflows push BTC below $81,000
Bitcoin has dropped below $81,000, touching a low near $80,250. US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded net outflows of $409.2 million from October 12 to 16, while escalating US-Iran tensions added further pressure on the market.
ETF outflows eased compared to last week, but Bitcoin is still struggling to recover above $84,000.
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$$AGT Today's wick is enough to make your scalp tingle. 24h high 0.1151, low 0.0617, with a range close to 100%. Now at 0.0803, up 30% but already nearly halved from the high—a typical pullback after overheated sentiment. Trading volume is 559 million, with turnover through the roof; retail traders couldn't have done this alone. Funds are changing hands rapidly.
My sentiment gauge reads: the Fear & Greed Index plunged from extreme greed this morning (82) to neutral-leaning greed now (58). Funding rates are still positive, but the long premium has narrowed noticeably, showing that buyers who ch

🇸🇻 El Salvador Now Holds More Than 7,800 BTC
El Salvador continues to stand out for its Bitcoin strategy, with its reported holdings now exceeding 7,800 BTC.
This puts the country's Bitcoin reserves at a significant level, making its long-term approach to BTC worth watching.
Government Bitcoin holdings are more than just a number. They raise important questions about long-term strategy, market volatility, and the role of Bitcoin in a country's financial plans.
Will more countries consider holding Bitcoin as part of their national strategy, or will most continue to take a cautious approach?
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$UNI UNI inflows hit a new yearly high. The price pullback is the best entry opportunity. You ignore UNI at $7, and at $10 it’ll be out of your reach. Go heavily long.$UNI

Strategy Drops 9.6% After MSCI Decision, Beats Bitcoin’s Decline
The company’s disclosed bitcoin holdings remained about $5.1 billion above cost. MSCI’s final affected-company list is due Nov. 11.
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2026 ZEC Price Analysis: Co-Founder Calls for $5,000—Can It Happen?
Can ZEC co-founder's $5,000 call become reality? At the time of writing, Zcash is trading at around $1,308, down 21% from its late-September peak of $1,698. Founder Eli Ben-Sasson reiterated his $5,000 year-end target but admitted he doesn't know what is driving the rally. So is the $5,000 call on ZEC conviction or a bubble?
Technically, ZEC is currently near the lower boundary of an ascending channel that has guided its climb since mid-August. The channel's lower boundary rises by about 2% per day, currently im

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$BTC
El Salvador’s Bitcoin stash surpasses 7,800 coins
Others fear a drop
But Old Ma buys BTC😂 like clocking in
Damn
guys
as soon as the market drops
someone immediately starts yelling that the bear market is here
Meanwhile, El Salvador just
keeps stacking coins
like it’s clocking in for work, damn
As of October 18
the Salvadoran government’s publicly disclosed Bitcoin holdings had exceeded 7,800 coins
The latest reports put the figure at around 7,808 coins
with total holdings worth about $638 million
This small country embraced Bitcoin starting in 2021
and was also the first country in the

bitcoin:native is sitting between two major liquidity zones.
Buy orders are concentrated around $76K–$81K, while sellers remain stacked across $84K–$90K.
Repeated tests of $80K suggest demand is active, but absorbing supply isn't the same as reclaiming resistance.
The real shift comes if buyers start clearing those overhead sell walls. Until then, rallies remain vulnerable to rejection.

Crazy how much a choppy market can drive people crazy because they are permanently online
Calling for no new bull market when we have just had the softest bear market ever behind us, just because we aren't going up in a straight line
You can always find a reason to be a doomer but make no mistake that the midterms are the final uncertainty before there are plain sailings ahead
Enjoy the slower markets and time away from the screen while you still have time for it because you will miss it when we enter a frenzy due to the stressful nature of trying to make as much as possible in a crypto bull

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10.18 BTC Long-Short Ratio Analysis: Retail Traders Bullish, Large Holders Bearish, Divergence Structure
A. Retail ratio currently stands at 0.5187, with the curve rising, suggesting a wait-and-see stance with a bullish bias.
B. Large holders’ long-short ratio: 0.83, with the curve falling, suggesting a wait-and-see stance with a bearish bias.
Summary: “Divergence structure.” The weak rebound driven by retail traders buying the dip has no follow-through from large holders’ funds, so it is bound to be “short-lived.”

ETH at $2,420—can you still hold on?
$320 million in ETF outflows in a week, BlackRock leading the sell-off, and longs just had tens of millions liquidated—but while everyone was shouting “ETH is going to zero,” $2,400 held firm. Is this institutions unloading, or market makers using ETF data to shake out weak hands?
First, the surface picture: money is flowing out, but the price hasn’t collapsed.
ETH is currently at $2,408–$2,420, down 0.6%–1% over 24 hours, sliding from $2,700–$2,800 in early October. ETFs saw net outflows of $320 million over the past week, including $69.7 million in a sing

To add to my view: I analyzed two possible paths for Bitcoin this morning, but many people still don’t understand and keep saying it can only go up or down. I understand that many people have elementary-school-level reading comprehension, so I’ll add some more context. $BT is currently fluctuating around 81000. Looking back at the move near 87000, if you had managed risk in advance, wouldn’t the pressure be much lower now? When Bitcoin was around 83000, I said on Square that there would be another push higher, followed by a daily-chart correction. Those who have followed me for a while know I

$UNI has already moved, so why hasn't trading activity caught up?
When I looked at this chart again, $UNI , I first covered up the 24-hour -0.26%. Not because that number is unimportant, but because it's too easy to let it steal your attention. What really needs explaining right now is that $UNI has already moved, but trading activity and volume haven't caught up. We can tentatively trust the direction, but we can't assume it will continue; a move without follow-through can be reversed at any moment.
My view: the direction is tentatively there, but low participation makes this move less credib