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Odaily reports: CryptoQuant posted on X platform that Bitcoin miners have recently stopped large-scale selling. Since Bitcoin hit a low of $76,000 on August 21 and miner status shifted from "extremely underpaid" to "fairly paid," no extreme miner fund outflows have occurred.CryptoQuant stated that miner selling pressure was once a significant supply source continuously affecting Bitcoin's price during the 2026 bear market, and the current disappearance of this steady selling pressure may help alleviate market supply pressure.
Odaily reports: Analyst Darkfost posted on X platform that Bitcoin short-term holders (STH) are showing clear signs of panic. Over the past 24 hours, short-term holders transferred more than 50,000 BTC to exchanges at the daily peak.Of this, more than 29,500 BTC was transferred to exchanges at a loss, accounting for approximately 59% of total BTC inflows — the largest realized loss by short-term holders in nearly 4 months.Darkfost noted that despite the large-scale loss-selling pressure from short-term holders, Bitcoin's price has not shown significant volatility. BTC is currently trading at around $82,000 and is retesting the previous high area formed in May of this year.
according to Lookonchain monitoring, today US Bitcoin ETFs saw a net outflow of 5,461 BTC, and Ethereum ETFs saw a net outflow of 47,511 ETH.
Odaily News: Trader Killa posted on X that the same group of traders who previously shorted Bitcoin all the way from $67,000 down to $87,000 are now celebrating due to a minor price pullback.Killa stated that these traders believe they are simply waiting for a "bullish retest" of the uptrend by the market, but in reality, they are just hoping to recoup their previous losses with a single trade, and their inability to control greed is precisely what caused their earlier failures. He believes that if traders do not change their mindset and strategy, similar situations may occur again in the future.
Odaily News: According to monitoring by on-chain analyst Ember, rollover trader @AguilaTrades (0x1f25...f925) frequently used large positions to roll over long positions on Hyperliquid from June to August last year, losing $37.6 million within 2 months, and had not opened any positions on Hyperliquid for 14 consecutive months since then. 20 minutes ago, they withdrew 500,000 USDC from Bybit to Hyperliquid, then went long on 100 BTC worth $8.29 million, with an entry price of $82,962 and a liquidation price of $78,997.
analyst Darkfost stated that Bitcoin market demand has improved noticeably recently, especially with spot demand continuing to recover. Currently, total Bitcoin demand has returned to positive territory, exceeding 14,000 BTC, while futures demand remains relatively stable, recently averaging around 32,000 BTC.Spot demand currently stands at approximately negative 17,000 BTC. Although it remains in negative territory, it has improved significantly from negative 207,000 BTC on September 20. Darkfost believes that while Bitcoin's price is currently declining, market demand is gradually recovering, which is a positive market signal.
According to data from Trader T (@thepfund), Bitcoin spot ETF net outflows reached $484.9 million yesterday, marking the largest single-day outflow since June 25. On the same day, Bitcoin's price fell for a third consecutive day, closing near $83,000 and hitting a 17-day low. ETF outflows by product were as follows: BlackRock IBIT recorded $207.7 million in outflows, Fidelity FBTC recorded $105.1 million in outflows, ARK ARKB recorded $101.7 million in outflows, Grayscale GBTC recorded $39.3 million in outflows, Bitwise BITB recorded $27.6 million in outflows, and VanEck HODL recorded $3.5 million in outflows.
According to on-chain analyst Ai Yi, an address shorted 400 BTC with 40x leverage in the early hours of today, worth $33.13 million, with an entry price of $83,171.7, and is currently sitting on an unrealized profit of $134,000.
Odaily reports: Murphy posted on X that when Bitcoin's price declines, market makers' liquidity tends to lean toward the buy side, and traders also place orders at lower prices. Data shows that Binance's spot order book 5% depth gap once reached $80 million when Bitcoin fell to around $83,000. Calculated at $83,000, buy orders within the 5% depth range roughly extend down to $79,000, indicating relatively thick buy-side support in the $83,000–$79,000 range. At the same time, the difference between Binance Taker active buy and active sell transaction volumes has continued to rise, indicating an increase in active buying and a decrease in active selling.
Odaily News: Galaxy Research on-chain tracking shows that the US government transferred approximately 9,261 BTC, worth about $770 million, to Coinbase Prime over two days. Since the deposit address was first activated in December 2025, it has cumulatively received 11,567 BTC, of which 6,406 came from wallets already labeled as belonging to the US government, and 5,160 came from previously unlabeled wallets.Of the 9,261 BTC transferred this time, nearly half can be traced back to Bitfinex hacker funds recovered by the US government, with some coming from previously known Binance-related seized assets; among them, 2,456 BTC previously had no clear government attribution label, but because they entered this address through the same path as government funds, they are currently regarded as US government seized assets. The US government currently holds approximately 319,100 BTC, of which about 71% comes from LuBian-related BTC and Bitfinex recovered funds.In January 2025, a US federal court approved the return in kind of seized Bitfinex hacker funds to Bitfinex, and the main address holding approximately 94,600 BTC has still not moved. In October 2025, the US Department of Justice filed a civil forfeiture lawsuit against Chen Zhi and related assets, involving approximately 127,300 BTC; this batch of LuBian BTC entered addresses attributed to the US government between June and July 2024. Since 2013, US government-related addresses have received a total of approximately 555,300 BTC, worth about $16.1 billion at prices at the time; during the same period, approximately 236,200 BTC flowed out, worth about $3.8 billion at prices at the time. After excluding internal transfers between the government's own addresses, this transfer, based on labeled government addresses, ranks 9th among the largest single-day BTC outflows in US government history, and is also the largest since December 2, 2024. BTC being transferred to Coinbase Prime does not mean the US government has already sold it, and on-chain transfers alone cannot confirm the specific purpose of the funds.
according to Lookonchain monitoring, another Bitcoin whale transferred 4,500 BTC after more than 4 years of dormancy, worth $376 million.
Odaily News: The U.S. government address continued to transfer 5,382.1 BTC, worth $448 million, to Coinbase Prime from last night to the early hours of this morning. Over the 32 hours from the early hours of yesterday to now, this address has cumulatively transferred out tokens worth $670 million, including 6,215.7 BTC, worth $520 million; 119 million USDT; and 40,285 BNB, worth $31.63 million. Among these, all BTC and USDT entered Coinbase Prime.
Odaily reports: Bitcoin News posted on X platform that Lightspark has released a dotMoney prototype, allowing users to send test funds by sharing links, .money files, or directly between nearby iPhones. The files can be sent via AirDrop, messaging apps, or stored on a USB drive; the underlying funds are transferred between wallets via Spark. Each file can only be claimed once, and copying or forwarding will not generate duplicate funds. The sender can also cancel unclaimed payments. Currently, the prototype uses test funds with no monetary value, and Lightspark is also testing bank, Cash App, and Lightning withdrawal functionality through Grid.
Odaily News: According to Bitcoin News monitoring, Arkham reports that US government-linked wallets transferred approximately 4,695 BTC, along with WBTC and USDT, through a series of transactions today, involving total assets worth approximately $470 million. On-chain analyst @TimechainIndex independently flagged the same batch of approximately 4,695 BTC, distributed across 4 transactions. The assets are related to seizures tied to the Bitfinex hack and FTX/Alameda, with some assets already sent to Coinbase Prime deposit addresses. This transfer follows the US government's additional transfer to Coinbase Prime yesterday.
Odaily reports: According to on-chain analyst Ember, the U.S. government address transferred out $103 million in assets in the early hours of this morning, and 15 minutes ago transferred another 750.2 WBTC worth $62.34 million to Coinbase Prime. Over the past 24 hours, the address has transferred out $165 million in assets, of which 1,583.8 BTC worth $134 million went into Coinbase Prime.
Crypto trader Killa posted on the X platform that Bitcoin once again failed to break above $87,000, and the 10x long position previously opened in anticipation of a breakout following a second test of the highs has been stopped out at breakeven. With the breakout failed and the price returning to the entry level, he is currently focusing on the $80,000 to $82,000 range, considering re-establishing a 10x long position.
According to Decrypt, Ledger announced at the TOKEN2049 conference in Singapore the launch of its self-custody lending feature, "Crypto Loan". Eligible users can borrow stablecoins USDC or USDT through their wallet application by using wrapped Bitcoin (cbBTC or wBTC) as collateral, without transferring funds to centralized lending platforms or selling the underlying assets.
Odaily News: According to on-chain analyst Yu Jin's monitoring, after depositing margin into 3 addresses, a certain whale/institution holds long positions worth $352 million on Hyperliquid, including 1,140 BTC and 98,100 ETH. These long positions were opened half a month ago, with an average entry price of $82,205 for the BTC long and $2,604 for the ETH long. Currently, this combined long position has generated a profit of $2.66 million.
CryptoQuant analyst Darkfost stated that after excluding Bitcoin (BTC) that has not moved in over 10 years, the proportion of the BTC supply in a profitable state has remained around 60% since August. The analysis notes that from a medium- to long-term perspective, most BTC in the market has returned to a profitable state and is far from overheated levels. Consolidation around this level is therefore a reasonable development.
CryptoQuant analyst Axel Adler Jr. stated that Bitcoin dropped from $85,500 to $83,900 before making a slight recovery to $84,100. This decline was accompanied by dominance from active sell orders and the forced liquidation of long positions. Data shows that the Taker Order Pressure Oscillator fell to -4.9 before rebounding to -3.1, indicating easing active sell-side pressure while bearish dominance persisted. Meanwhile, the Liquidation Pressure Oscillator declined from -11 to -78, reflecting that long liquidations were in control. The analysis notes that if Bitcoin's price remains below $83,900 and both indicators stay significantly negative, the asset could face more persistent selling pressure risk.