Investors pull $643 million from Bitcoin ETFs
US spot Bitcoin ETFs lost $643.33 million on October 30, their largest daily net outflow since June 25.
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US spot Bitcoin ETFs lost $643.33 million on October 30, their largest daily net outflow since June 25.
US Ethereum ETFs lost about $156 million on October 30, taking October outflows to roughly $1.61 billion. BlackRock's ETHA accounted for $76.6 million of the day's withdrawals.
Bitcoin is down 7.4% in October and needs roughly an 8% rally to close above its $83,618 monthly open and avoid a second straight October loss.
Ether has fallen below its 50-week simple and exponential moving averages and trades below its daily Ichimoku cloud. Its October low at $2,174 is the next support test.
LlamaRisk estimates Aave's emergency cap cuts removed about $3.8 billion in unused borrowing capacity, leaving caps above pre-incident borrowing. Some assets cannot back new loans, and GHO cap cuts remained queued as of October 30.
ICE is partnering with Trade.xyz to bring US perpetual futures trading to Hyperliquid, subject to approval. Open interest in Hyperliquid's HYPE perpetual rose nearly 18% after the announcement.
Strategy disclosed selling 5,552 BTC to fund preferred dividends and STRC buybacks. It bought 7,218 BTC in Q3, down from 85,296 in Q2, and reported a $20.91 billion quarterly Bitcoin gain.
Trezor urges anyone who bought a device from CryptoBilis since March 2026 to move funds to a new wallet with a new recovery seed. The warning follows a report of a possible hardware implant.
Pudgy Penguins launched The Huddle, an ecosystem hub linking fans with its NFTs and PENGU. Holders can link wallets, choose which assets to display and view collections, SBTs and ownership history.
Coinbase disclosed buying 643 BTC for its balance sheet in Q3. Its holdings reached 17,954 BTC, worth about $1.4 billion.
Franklin Templeton’s FBEQ and FIBT traded about $72,000 in their Nasdaq debut Thursday. They direct stock dividends into Bitcoin-related investments, trimming Bitcoin exposure to 4.5% whenever it exceeds 5% at a quarterly rebalance.
NEAR hit $3.90 support and rebounded to $4.40 after failing to clear $4.60. The bounce followed selling linked to the Binance hack.
OKXICE's October 28 notice lists 38 issuers, including Walmart, Microsoft and JPMorgan, objecting to third-party tokens of their shares. Issuers have 30 calendar days after receiving notice to block those tokens on a given venue.
Polymarket sent an onchain message to the hacker behind the roughly $2.7 million Oct. 29 wallet drain. It also reportedly asked affected users to sign non-disparagement agreements to receive refunds.
Long-term Bitcoin holders' supply has fallen only about 1% since early October, and onchain analysts say selling from dormant wallets is fading.
Squeekchain's Aura program is live, letting users earn whitelist access ahead of Genesis through badges and contributions. Referrals and building for the chain earn Aura, with leaderboard rank determining Squeek NFT whitelist priority.
Stanley Druckenmiller confirmed he is a Trade.xyz investor and plans to use its product in his investment process. ICE plans to operate a US version of its Hyperliquid perpetual futures markets, pending regulatory approval.
HYPE traded at $92.66, roughly $5 below its all-time high, despite the broader selloff. Traders also reported fresh highs against other crypto assets.
Bitcoin bounced from around $76,000 but faded near $77,000. MartiniGuy flags $78,000 and $79,500 as levels buyers need to reclaim for a stronger recovery.
The attacker behind Binance’s $6.3 billion breach reportedly holds 18,270 BTC worth roughly $1.4 billion across 19 wallets. Elliptic says about $786 million in stolen stablecoins was converted before freezes.
Chainalysis says attackers accessed internal systems and exposed customer names, emails, user IDs and organizational roles. It found no evidence that passwords, authentication secrets or sensitive investigation data were compromised and says the breach is unrelated to Binance's hack.
Flap and Kintsu confirmed website DNS hijacks and told users not to connect wallets or sign transactions. Blockaid identified 12 crypto project websites serving the Step Drainer wallet-draining tool.
StonkBrokers is live in Robinhood Wallet. The integration brings Clutch Markets tools, including Smart LP and the Stonk Launcher, into the wallet.
Polymarket launched gold and silver price contracts, including 15-minute up/down markets. Chainlink supplies the oracle data.
Historical analyses find no consistent direction for Bitcoin after major exchange hacks. Samples covering different events and holding periods show both gains and losses, with large drawdowns possible even when later returns turn positive.