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All reports · Lab · Opportunities · Hypothesis · Method · 25 Oct 2026 06:31 UTC+7

Bitcoin Holds Above $80,000 as Funding Stays Low and ETF Outflows Hit $138 Million

regime: neutral confidence: medium Daily · data as of 2026-10-25 06:30 UTC+7
BTC
$80,188
-1.23% 24h · -1.60% 7d
ETH
$2,316
-3.00% 24h · -3.61% 7d
SOL
$100
-2.49% 24h · -3.07% 7d
Total MCap
$2.72T
-2.82%
BTC Dominance
59.5%
ETH 10.5%
Fear & Greed
51
Neutral
BTC Funding
1.1%
per year
UST 10Y
5.00%
20d -18 bps
VIX
19.4
20d +30.8%
S&P 500
7,624
20d -1.5%
Executive summary
  1. Global crypto market cap fell 2.82% to $2,717.06 billion; BTC dominance 59.50%, ETH dominance 10.52%.
  2. BTC $80,187.76 (-1.23% daily) is still 9.94% above MA200 $72,938.85, but 2.01% below MA50 $81,833.10.
  3. Breadth is narrow: 7 of 37 assets positive over 7 days and 7 of 37 above MA50, 7-day median -3.67%.
  4. BTC funding 0.00096% per 8 hours (90-day percentile 11.85), OI $7.57 billion down 1.58% for the week.
  5. Spot BTC ETF -$137.9 million daily with a -2-day streak and -$606.1 million over 15 days; ETH ETF -$1,083 million.
  6. Stablecoin supply $302.80 billion (-0.68% 7 days), TVL $88.93 billion (-7.02% 30 days).

What happened

The weekend is running red. BTC trades at $80,187.76 or down 1.23% daily and briefly touched below $80,000 amid news of a US evacuation in the Middle East [10]. In four hours, crypto long positions saw $404 million in liquidations [3]. Global market cap fell 2.82% to $2,717.06 billion. ETH is weaker, -3.00% daily at $2,316.00 and 9.06% below MA50 $2,546.87.

The cause is a mix of macro and positioning. The Fed is expected to lead a hawkish pause among G7 countries [1]with several economists expecting a pause before a hike in December [26]. UST10Y is at 5.00% and VIX 19.45, up 30.80% over 20 days. SPX 7,623.68 is 0.99% below MA50 7,699.64. The 20-day BTC-SPX correlation of 0.69 provides context that equity stress quickly transmits to crypto.

Inside crypto, rotation is defensive. Only 7 of 37 assets are above MA50 with a 7-day median of -3.67%. Fear & Greed 51 (neutral), down from the 30-day average of 64.37. Stablecoin supply fell 0.68% over the week to $302.80 billion and TVL fell 7.02% over the month to $88.93 billion, a sign that on-chain liquidity is shrinking, not strengthening. On-chain data is only available for one day, so it cannot yet be used to assess the trend.

Why this matters

The market is being tested on two sides at once: BTC's long-term trend remains positive because it is 9.94% above MA200, but participation is very narrow with breadth at 7/37. The combination of price above MA200 and thin breadth is a fragile condition, in which BTC can hold up while the majority of altcoins weaken. The key battle is at $81,833 (MA50) as a requirement for improvement and $72,938 (MA200) as structural support. As long as those two levels have not been tested, the direction is not settled.

Macro and liquidity

Global liquidity remains tight. UST10Y 5.00% is in the 89.22 percentile over the year, UST2Y 4.69%, and the 2s10s spread 0.31% flat over 20 days. The dollar is strengthening: EURUSD 1.1193 at the 1.37 percentile and USDCNY 7.466 at the 0.27 percentile. Gold $3,999.77 is down 20.30% over the year with a 4.38 percentile, a signal that demand for hedge assets is weakening, so funds do not automatically move to BTC.

For crypto, a regime score of -1 (neutral) means there is no liquidity tailwind. BTC's beta to SPX is 1.42 with a 60-day correlation of 0.39, so equity shocks are still felt, while correlations to VIX -0.30 and to UST10Y -0.12 are relatively weak. Upside room depends more on crypto-specific flows than on macro easing.

Macro & bonds

SeriesLevel1 day20 days1y percentile
S&P 5007,624-0.52%-1.5%85
VIX19.4+2.21%+30.8%82
UST 2Y4.69%+1 bps-18 bps88
UST 10Y5.00%+1 bps-18 bps89
UST 30Y5.33%+1 bps-14 bps87
Gold (PAXG)3,999.77-0.79%-3.6%4
EUR/USD1.1193-0.11%-1.8%1
USD/JPY175.51-0.26%-2.3%27
USD/CNY7.47-0.17%-2.5%0
2s10s Spread+31 bps—+0 bps—

BTC 12 months, MA50 & MA200

55k73k92k110k128kMA50MA20010-2512-2402-2204-2306-2208-2110-20

90-day performance (normalized)

-5%+8%+22%+36%+50%06-1707-2908-2709-2510-24BTC +25.8%ETH +22.4%S&P 500 +2.7%Gold -2.1%

BTC funding per 8 hours, annualized (90 days)

10-17+10.95%10-17+4.06%10-17+4.08%10-18+7.02%10-18+6.60%10-18+6.40%10-19+5.43%10-19+10.95%10-19+8.72%10-20+10.08%10-20+7.78%10-20+8.60%10-21+7.16%10-21+9.35%10-21+5.36%10-22+0.56%10-22-1.53%10-22+1.39%10-23+5.88%10-23+7.75%10-23+10.95%10-24+4.31%10-24+3.76%10-24+1.05%

Positioning and derivatives

BTC funding 0.00096% per 8 hours (annual 1.05%) at the 90-day percentile of 11.85, considered low. BTC OI $7.57 billion down 1.58% for the week, so leverage is shrinking rather than piling up. ETH funding negative -0.000339% (annual -0.37%) with OI $5.53 billion up 1.41%, while SOL funding -0.002754% with OI $873.57 million down 9.02%. Long/short ratios of 2.12 (BTC), 3.18 (ETH), and 2.94 (SOL) show far more long accounts, although taker data is not available to confirm the aggressor direction.

Futures positioning (Binance USD-M)

Asset8h FundingAnnual90d PctlOI7d OILong/Short
BTC+0.0010%+1.1%12$7.6B-1.6%2.12
ETH-0.0003%-0.4%10$5.5B+1.4%3.18
SOL-0.0028%-3.0%16$0.9B-9.0%2.94

Positive funding = longs pay shorts (long positioning is crowded). A percentile above 85 indicates crowded positioning and squeeze risk.

Institutional flows and liquidity

Spot BTC ETFs recorded outflows of $137.9 million in a day with a -2-day streak, although over 5 days they were still net +$301.2 million; over 15 days they were actually -$606.1 million. ETH ETFs saw $1,083 million in outflows over 15 days, in line with reports that Ethereum ETFs lost $1.1 billion in three weeks [2]. Combined with stablecoin contraction of -0.68% weekly and TVL -7.02% monthly, the liquidity picture is a gradual drainage, not panic. Without inflows returning, price increases depend more on short covering.

US spot ETF flows (millions of dollars)

Bitcoin: 1 day -138 million, 5 days +301 million, 15 days -606 million, streak -2 days (inflow over the last 5 days)

10-05-89.8010-06+118.8010-07-484.9010-08-244.1010-09+21.1010-12-65.4010-13+175.7010-14-261.4010-15+5.1010-16-82.4010-19+526.7010-20+23.2010-21+524.8010-22-635.6010-23-137.90

Ethereum: 1 day +4 million, 5 days -221 million, 15 days -1.083 million, streak +1 day (outflow over the last 5 days)

10-05-50.8010-06-201.9010-07-160.9010-08-72.5010-09-56.1010-12-85.4010-13+24.8010-14-129.5010-15-60.3010-16-69.7010-19-103.3010-20-26.1010-21+14.9010-22-110.6010-23+4.40

Source: Farside Investors, retrieved daily. Figures are net flows of all US spot ETF issuers in millions of dollars. Data is only available for trading days, weekends are empty.

Bitcoin Network

Metric24 hours7-day average
Transaction fees$3,782$3,782
Transactions681,739681,739
Mempool70 MB—

Source: Blockchair. Transaction fees reflect real block demand, not speculative interest.

Rotation & breadth

PEPE+11.60%ZEC+2.60%BNB+0.90%USDS+0.04%LEO+0.04%AAVE-10.70%HBAR-10.26%NEAR-9.64%AVAX-9.50%RAIN-8.22%

7 of 37 assets positive over 7 days, median -3.7%, dispersion 4.3. 7 of 37 assets above MA50.

Daily return correlation over 60 days

ETH vs BTC+0.91SPX+0.39EURUSD+0.33VIX-0.30UST10Y-0.12GOLD+0.08

Correlation is calculated from daily returns whose dates overlap. A value close to 1 means moving in the same direction, close to -1 the opposite.

Scenarios and impact

Base scenario · 55%
BTC holds in the $79,000 to $82,600 range with low funding; the market awaits Fed catalysts and ETF flows before determining direction.
Bull scenario · 25%
A daily close above MA50 $81,833 and the return of ETF flows open the way to resistance $82,590.65 then $86,620.
Bear scenario · 20%
Losing $79,000 in succession risks dragging BTC to MA200 $72,938.85, alongside ETFs -$606.1 million over 15 days and breadth 7/37.

Probabilities are the report author's subjective assessment, not the result of a statistical model. They are kept close to 100%.

Key risks

Facts vs speculation

Measured facts
  • Crypto market cap $2,717.06 billion, down 2.82% in 24 hours, with BTC dominance 59.50%.
  • BTC $80,187.76, -1.23% daily, +9.94% above MA200, drawdown -35.67% from peak.
  • Breadth: 7 of 37 assets positive over 7 days, 7 of 37 above MA50, 7-day median -3.67%.
  • BTC funding 0.00096% per 8 hours, 90-day percentile 11.85; OI $7.57 billion, -1.58% weekly.
  • Spot BTC ETF: -$137.9 million (1 day), +$301.2 million (5 days), -$606.1 million (15 days).
  • Stablecoin supply $302.80 billion (-0.68% 7 days); TVL $88.93 billion (-7.02% 30 days).
Interpretation / speculation
  • Low funding is presumed to signal crowded shorts, making an upside squeeze prone to occur if $82,590 is broken.
  • Long/short ratio 2.12 on BTC and 3.18 on ETH is thought to reflect retail accounts more than institutional positions.
  • Gold -20.30% over a year with a 4.38 percentile is thought to indicate a preference for liquidity, not a shift to safe haven.

Key technical levels

AssetPriceSupportResistanceMA50 / MA200
BTC$80,188$62,824, $72,939$82,591, $86,620$81,833 / $72,939
ETH$2,316$1,845, $2,158$2,473, $2,776$2,547 / $2,158

Drawdown is calculated from the highest peak in all stored history (up to about six years), not just the last 12 months.

What to watch

Near-term catalysts

Methodology and confidence level

Derivatives, ETF, and breadth data are fairly solid, but taker data and 30-day OI changes are empty and the MA50 breadth sample is only 37 assets.

Price and macro figures are calculated directly from sources (CoinGecko, Binance Futures, CBOE, US Treasury, ECB, DefiLlama, Alternative.me). The analytical narrative is compiled with the help of a language model from those figures, then checked for consistency. Technical signals use fixed rules that can be audited in analyze.py. This report is not investment advice.

Source

  1. Macro & The FedFed Set to Lead G7 Trio in Hawkish Rate Pause: Eco Week Ahead source
  2. ETF & institutional flowsEthereum ETFs Have Lost $1.1 Billion in Three Weeks. What Would Bring Buyers Back? source
  3. The BlockCrypto longs lose $404 million in four hours as bitcoin briefly slips below $80.000 source
  4. DecryptGoogle Quietly Updates Privacy Policy to Let Gmail and Photos Data Feed Ads source
  5. ETF & institutional flowsEthereum Price Prediction: Where Could ETH Be by the End of October? source
  6. The BlockArgentine judge clears Milei and 10 others in LIBRA case, finding no ‘criminally relevant deception’ source
  7. DecryptSweden's Government Offices Block ChatGPT and Claude, Keep Microsoft Copilot source
  8. CoinDeskStrategy, Strive face balancing act between bitcoin buying and preferred stock dividends source
  9. CoinDeskBlock's new voice AI sounds eerily human, sparking awe and scam fears source
  10. CoinDeskCrypto under weekend pressure, bitcoin slides below $80.000 on U.S. Middle East evacuations source
  11. DecryptGame Publishers Have Pushed to Cut Discs Since 2007, Infinity Ward Veteran Says source
  12. CoinDeskWhy McDonalds, Microsoft and Google saying no to tokenized stocks isn't a dealbreaker source
  13. CoinDeskArgentina drops criminal probe into President Milei over crashed memecoin LIBRA source
  14. CoinDeskWells Fargo, Cisco, Marvell among latest firms objecting to OKXICE's tokenized stock plan source
  15. CoinDeskBitcoin’s wealthy holders turning to loans and yield as investment habits mature: Xapo CEO source
  16. Macro & The FedInflation, earnings reports and the mood of consumers and the Federal Reserve fill out a busy week source
  17. DecryptHong Kong’s Biggest Bank Puts a Stablecoin in 3 Million Wallets source
  18. CoinDeskU.S. Clarity Act failure gives Asia and Middle East a competitive edge, says Apex Group CEO source
  19. Macro & The FedHigher interest rates add costs, but also can make you money source
  20. Macro & The FedPresident Donald Trump Just Threw Fed Chair Kevin Warsh Under the Bus, and Things Could Get Ugly for Wall Street source
  21. Macro & The FedFed Over-Tightening: How Much Runway Is Left Before It Bites? source
  22. Macro & The FedInflation, earnings reports and the mood of consumers and the Federal Reserve fill out a busy week source
  23. ECBPiero Cipollone: Interview with Milano Finanza source
  24. CoinDeskFranklin Templeton adds $150 million in fund shares to XRP Ledger, all in one wallet source
  25. Macro & The FedWill the Fed raise interest rates this year? Divided economists weigh in - ABC News source
  26. Macro & The FedFederal Reserve preview: A pause before a December hike source
  27. CointelegraphWells Fargo and five others object to OKX-ICE tokenized stock listings: Report source
  28. DecryptNetanyahu Considering Crypto Plan to Dodge Banking Sanctions on Israel source
Created 25 Oct 2026 06:31 UTC+7 · data 2026-10-25 06:30 UTC+7 markdown version · raw data

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