Bitcoin rebounds to $82,000 #Odds of a Fed rate hike in October fall to around 17%
Bets on a Fed rate hike in October fell from 27% in a single day
“Bitcoin rebounds to $82,000 #Odds of a Fed rate hike in October fall to around 17% Bets on a Fed rate hike in October fell from 27% to 15% in a single day, and the chair didn’t say a single word to signal a firm stance 🦖 📣 The market moves chat is buzzing On October 16, Fed Chair Kevin Warsh avoided making any comments about further rate hikes during a public conversation with IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva. That same day, markets cut the odds of a 25-basis-point rate hike in October from 27% to 15%. Bitcoin held above $80,000, hovering around $82,000 before and after the U.S. stock market opened.
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“If you treat an institution as a single person, ETF reports can lead you further and further astray. The $261 million on the trending list corresponds to the U.S. trading day of October 14. According to Farside’s table, IBIT saw net outflows of $110.9 million, FBTC saw net outflows of $152.7 million, while BITB had net inflows of $2.2 million, for total net outflows of $261.4 million. These figures warrant caution, but they shouldn’t be simplistically interpreted as all institutions selling. The overall figure shows the direction of fund flows that day; the breakdown tells us where the pressure is concentrated. And this table alone can’t tell us the motives behind each investor’s position. I’ll keep tracking whether these outflows continue and whether prices can absorb the selling pressure. When you read daily ETF reports, do you look at the total first, or break down the figures by fund? For personal market commentary only; not investment advice. Bitcoin spot ETFs see $261 million in single-day net outflows $BTC ” means that on that day, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs saw overall net outflows of about $261 million, but it doesn’t mean all ETFs or institutional investors were acting alike.
The article uses IBIT, FBTC, and BITB as examples: outflows were concentrated in the first two funds, while BITB still recorded modest net inflows that day. So “total net outflows” reflects only the overall direction of flows across the ETF market that day. It doesn’t mean all institutions were reducing their Bitcoin holdings in unison, nor can the specific reasons investors sold be determined from flow data alone.
The author believes the two more useful things to watch going forward are: first, whether net outflows continue for several consecutive days; and second, whether Bitcoin’s price can remain stable and absorb potential selling pressure despite the outflows. When reading daily ETF reports, it’s important to look at both the total and the flow breakdown for each fund. $BTC $ETH
🧧🎁🌹🧧🎁🌹 Hot sectors and specific areas to watch that remain relevant in 2026 RWA tokenization: Attracted significant capital in Q3 (including projects like Ondo Finance). Tokenized U.S. Treasuries, private credit, gold/commodities, and more are already live, with the market reaching tens of billions of dollars. Opportunities lie in issuance platforms, compliance tools, and secondary trading. AI × Crypto: Verifiable AI, privacy-preserving AI inference, AI agent infrastructure, and decentralized compute/data. Multiple projects have raised tens of millions to over $100 million. Prediction markets: Polymarket and Kalshi have reached valuations in the tens of billions, with institutional capital flowing in. Trading terminals and aggregators are the next wave of opportunities. DeFi and trading infrastructure: Perpetual DEXs (Hyperliquid has performed particularly well, with high buyback volumes), stablecoin payments, and institutional-grade lending. Capital increasingly favors companies with revenue and licenses over protocols alone. Other tokens to watch (India/global perspective, October picks): Chainlink (LINK, oracles + cross-chain + institutional adoption), Helium (HNT, DePIN wireless), Toncoin (TON, Telegram ecosystem), ICP (decentralized cloud + AI), FIL (decentralized storage), and others. Airdrop/early participation opportunities (October-related): Some projects have deadlines or points campaigns (such as the Ammora testnet, MINT, TxFlow, and Fables), but be mindful of the risks. Stick to official channels and avoid exposing your private keys. Follow me—reply with “Answer 1” to get a $SOL red packet.
Breaking news Solana’s office in Shanghai officially opened yesterday, marking the official launch of Solana’s public blockchain operations in China. This suggests that the Chinese government’s policies on blockchain have eased, allowing blockchain technology to be introduced in certain business areas. I’m very curious how Solana, as one of the most important public blockchains, persuaded the Shanghai government to allow it to operate in China. Meanwhile, CZ, founder of the world’s largest exchange, said with no small amount of envy, “Congratulations to Solana on being able to establish a presence and operate legally in China.” This is something BNB Chain has not yet achieved. Perhaps at some point in the future, BNB Chain will also establish a presence in China. $SOL $BTC BTCUSDT Perpetual 82,268.8 +0.66% SOLUSDT Perpetual 105.37 +0.96%
Understanding the AnubisChain Ecosystem: A Complete, Closed-Loop System and a New Path for Everyday People to Access Global Assets
Understanding the AnubisChain Ecosystem: A Complete, Closed-Loop System and a New Path for Everyday People to Access Global Assets Tap the blue text above to follow us—a platform that shares only practical insights and is dedicated to helping more people earn their first pot of gold. Today's Article Three major ecosystem developments have emerged in the community recently, but many newcomers have only seen them in bits and pieces: AC Wallet, SkyArrow DEX, AnubisChain, and Ads3 have formed a strategic partnership. Many people may be wondering: How are these projects connected? Why do they all focus on asset tokenization? And how do they work with the Anubis public blockchain?
So many people still don’t understand the concept of liquidity? Today, let’s take a closer look at what liquidity is….” This passage is meant to explain that how much an asset is “worth” is one thing; whether it can be quickly and cheaply converted into cash you can use when needed is another. The latter is liquidity.
“So many people still don’t understand the concept of liquidity? Today, let’s take a closer look at what liquidity is….” This passage is meant to explain that how much an asset is “worth” is one thing; whether it can be quickly and cheaply converted into cash you can use when needed is another. The latter is liquidity. Put simply, liquidity can be assessed along three dimensions: Time to convert to cash: How long it takes to sell an asset or withdraw money. Cash and funds in checking accounts are usually available quickly; real estate and private equity, for example, may take months or even longer. Price loss: If you need to sell quickly, how much would you have to lower the price? If you have to offer a steep discount to make a sale, liquidity is poor.
“Bitcoin (BTC) tops and bottoms: Midterm elections + halving cycles—will 2026 repeat history? … Ultimately, judging the trend requires careful analysis. Like and follow for more content” mainly reminds readers not to treat Bitcoin’s historical price performance after U.S. midterm elections as a formula for predicting when it will bottom in 2026.
The article notes that Bitcoin hit interim lows about 71 days, 39 days, and 13 days after the U.S. midterm elections in 2014, 2018, and 2022, respectively. This pattern of “increasingly shorter intervals” may look orderly, but it is based on only three instances, and the immediate causes of each downturn, the macroeconomic environment, and market structure were all different. For example, the 2022 low was more closely linked to industry shocks and market deleveraging, and may not have been caused by the election itself.
The article argues that Bitcoin’s halving cycle is more worth watching: halvings reduce the supply of newly issued Bitcoin, so for a long time the market has viewed them as an important cyclical backdrop. However, a halving is not a mechanical switch that guarantees a rise or fall in prices. Liquidity, interest rates, regulation, institutional capital, risk appetite, and unexpected events can all change how the market actually moves.
For 2026, the key point is that it comes after the 2024 halving, making its backdrop different in important ways from those of 2014, 2018, and 2022, when the next halving was still ahead and the bear market was nearing its end. Therefore, it does not follow that “a cyclical bottom will definitely occur a certain number of days after the U.S. midterm elections in 2026.”
In short, historical data can help us understand how the market has behaved in the past, but correlation does not imply causation. Midterm elections may affect short-term sentiment, while halvings provide a long-term supply backdrop. Future prices will still depend on the macroeconomic environment, regulation, capital flows, and market risks at the time. This is a market observation, not a definitive prediction of future prices or trading timing.
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All times are Singapore Time (SGT). A total of 3 million DAI in computing power quota will be made available across the two time slots. Community members are kindly asked to note the opening times and review the rules on the official page in advance. This opening applies only to protocol ecosystem features. The specific participation rules and benefits are subject to the information published on the official page.$BTC $ASMLB $ZAMA