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radFi is winding down its Bitcoin Runes trading platform in stages. Liquidity providers have until January 11, 2027 to take their assets out of pools. Customers holding BTC or Runes in trading wallets will have another month to withdraw through the app.
Net withdrawals from US spot Bitcoin funds rose more than sixfold in the first trading week of November. Investors also pulled a net $365 million from US Ethereum funds over the same five sessions.
With Bitcoin trading above $80,000, shorts accounted for most of the liquidation value over the past 24 hours. CoinGlass’s November 5 snapshot at 12:04 UTC showed longs leading liquidations over the last four hours.
Bitcoin ended October 2026 down 7.32%, its weakest October since 2014 in CoinGlass’s monthly data. The decline ended a three-month run of gains that began in July.
Bitcoin traded near $77,388 on Saturday morning after falling below $77,000 on Friday. US spot Bitcoin ETFs ended a four-day run of inflows, with IBIT and FBTC accounting for the largest withdrawals.
Bitcoin’s two-day recovery faded alongside technology-stock selling after the Fed’s rate decision. The price later moved back above $80,000, while bullish positions accounted for most of the forced closures tracked in derivatives markets.
Datavault AI will restate earlier financial statements after failing to withdraw Bitcoin received from Scilex in a share deal. The company no longer counts that BTC as available funding for its operations.
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted $110.3 million after two sessions of outflows. IBIT accounted for all of the inflow, while Bitcoin remained below $80,000 ahead of the Fed meeting.
Bitcoin fell below $80,000 on October 24 before recovering to around $80,100 later in the day. Most positions forcibly closed on markets tracked by CoinGlass were bets on rising prices.
Bitcoin traded around $81,600 as positions worth $330.95 million were liquidated across the derivatives markets tracked by CoinGlass over 24 hours. Long positions accounted for 82.8% of the total. The roughly $418 million in long liquidations reported the previous evening refers to a different rolling window.
Eligible investors can contribute cryptocurrency for shares in Grayscale products without first selling their tokens for cash. Authorized participants will handle subscriptions, with intermediary acceptance terms applying alongside product minimums.
FINMA’s decision opens a Swiss crypto fund structure to retail investors, following a 2021 fund restricted to qualified investors. Sales conduct and custody requirements apply, while exposure to Bitcoin’s price risk remains.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs returned to net outflows on Friday after a small inflow the previous day. Farside data show withdrawals on three of the week’s five trading days.
Gasoline accounted for more than half of the monthly rise in U.S. consumer prices. Bitcoin’s initial decline after the release extended below $82,000 later in the session.
Bitcoin recovered after an overnight sell-off. Most of the leveraged positions forcibly closed had bet on rising prices. U.S. spot Bitcoin funds also posted a net outflow in the previous session.
Preferred-share repurchases cost roughly nine times as much as Bitcoin purchases during October 5–11. New MSTR share sales supplied most of the money for the BTC acquisition.
Liquid is processing transactions again, but LBTC holders still cannot redeem through the federation’s Bitcoin withdrawal channel. A reserve shortfall remains, with no confirmed restart date.
The largest daily withdrawal since late June erased Bitcoin funds’ early October inflows. Three products accounted for 85.5% of the net exit.
Bitcoin’s decline was accompanied by forced closures of leveraged trades. Long positions accounted for about 89% of liquidations in CoinGlass’s October 7 snapshot.
The education company has restarted Bitcoin purchases following the August removal of a court injunction. Its latest acquisition cost roughly $854,000.
