Bitcoin Daily Wrap

Bitcoin traded at $82,749 on 10 October 2026, according to CoinGecko, down 0.19% over 24 hours and 2.12% over seven days, though up 6.4% over thirty days. The asset sits 34.37% below its all-time high of $126,080 and is down 31.86% over the year. Bitcoin's share of the crypto market stood at 59.58%. The Fear and Greed Index read 64, labelled Greed, slightly below the reading of 67 a week earlier.

US spot bitcoin ETFs recorded a net outflow of $82.4 million on the latest trading day, 8 October, and $215 million over the five days to that date. The ETFs held 1,484,810 BTC in total, with the iShares Bitcoin Trust (BlackRock) the largest at roughly 804,754 BTC. Publicly traded companies held 1,215,344 BTC, led by Strategy (MicroStrategy) with 848,000 BTC, while miners held 103,479 BTC and governments 518,526 BTC. On the network, block height reached 970,767, with 79,233 blocks remaining until the estimated halving on 28 March 2028. Hashrate stood at 996 EH/s, and the next difficulty adjustment is projected at 2.88% higher.

Coverage on the day marked a year since the 10 October flash crash. According to CoinDesk, bitcoin and ether liquidity has rebuilt, though altcoins still face risks, and a separate CoinDesk piece asked whether the industry has learned anything from the episode. CoinDesk also reported that bitcoin's volatility has plunged, yet extreme price swings are more frequent than in 2018. According to Bitcoin Magazine, the Bitcoin life insurer Meanwhile raised $37.5 million, and it also reported that the US Treasury Secretary threatened to freeze $1 billion of Iran's crypto.