
Bitcoin’s historic ‘Uptober’ trend faces challenges amid high futures interest, cooling spot buys
High open interest in futures contracts and weakening spot market purchases could disrupt Bitcoin’s historically strong October performance.
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Despite breaking the $65,000 area this afternoon, Bitcoin still needs to hold its price above it to confirm the bullish sentiment.

Bitcoin movement in tandem with the M2 Index and on-chain data can be useful signs to assess market cycles, the report points out.

Analysts highlight the convergence of Bitcoin and altcoin momentum as a promising sign for broader market recovery.

Macroeconomic indicators prompt disconnected analysis from different analysts from the crypto industry over Bitcoin's future.

BlackRock exec Robbie Mitchnick believes that the long-term drivers of Bitcoin are significantly different from that of risk-on assets.

Despite a total of 26,528 ETH being unstaked, the seven-day APR for staked ETH rose to 3.17%, signaling increased Ethereum network activity and staking rewards.



