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On October 5, US exchange-traded funds on Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana showed a combined outflow of about $117.9 million. The bulk came from BTC funds, from which investors withdrew $89.8 million.
On the night of October 5, Bitcoin rose to $86,972, but again failed to consolidate above and returned below $86,000. This is already the second failed attempt to break through the $87,000 zone in a week.
On October 2, the SEC allowed the listing on Cboe BZX of two new Volatility Shares funds - 3x Bitcoin ETF and 3x Ether ETF. They are designed for triple the daily movement of BTC and ETH and trade on the exchange like regular stocks.
On the morning of October 2, Bitcoin rose above $86,000 after nearly a week of consolidation. Large sell orders around $85,000 that had been holding back growth were removed, and inflows into spot BTC ETFs intensified again.
The SEC has extended the review period for Nasdaq ISE's proposal on new listing criteria for options on cryptocurrency exchange-traded products. Instead of September 27, the regulator must make a decision by November 11, 2026
