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Best crypto to buy now searches are widening after Bitcoin was turned away around $87,000 for a third time. BTC then dipped toward $80,400 before recovering above $82,000, leaving buyers to decide whether the correction has created an entry or revealed stubborn overhead supply. That uncertainty often sends growth-focused traders looking for a separate catalyst…

Bitcoin recovered from a multi-week low below $80,500 to trade near $83,000. Most large-cap crypto assets remained sluggish, with ETH below $2,500 and XRP near $1.40, while ADA and NEAR gained.

The money that pushed Bitcoin to its all-time high is now heading for the exits. US spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs recorded $986.3 million in combined net outflows through Thursday and Friday’s numbers pushed the October total over the $1 billion mark. Zoom out to every crypto ETF on the board and the picture gets…

WLD and ADA have also rebounded swiftly after the recent crash. ByJordan Lyanchev

The crypto market is finishing a rough week. Bitcoin sits at $82,768 after a 2.2% weekly dip, Ethereum is down 7.1% to $2,493, and Solana, XRP and BNB are all nursing losses between 2% and 8%. Twelve of the top 17 coins by market cap closed the week in the red.

Bitcoin price has rebounded toward $82,800 after a sharp liquidation-driven sell-off, but resistance near $84,400 stands between its weekend recovery and another attempt at $87,000. Bitcoin price traded near $82,726, down 2.2% over seven days Daily RSI stood at 50.97, while Bitcoin remained below its $84,396 Bollinger Band midpoint. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $678.9…

Omkar Godbole is a Co-Managing Editor and analyst on CoinDesk’s Markets team. He has been covering crypto options and futures, as well as macro and cross-asset activity, since 2019, leveraging his prior experience in directional and non-directional derivative strategies at brokerage firms. His extensive background also encompasses the FX markets, having served as a fundamental…

Bitcoin’s overall price volatility has fallen sharply from past years, but unusually large swings are occurring more often.

On Saturday (October 10), Bitcoin traded near $82,700, extending a rebound from a weekly low of $80,400. The recovery is driven by improving macroeconomic sentiment—specifically easing Middle East tensions following U.S.-Iran talks—and a modest $21.1 million net inflow into U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs on October 9, which ended a two-day outflow streak. However, persistent high…

The round follows increased international demand for Meanwhile’s Bitcoin life insurance policies amid broader macro instability.