Bitcoin was steady on the day, adding $185 from yesterday's $83,197 to $83,382, a 0.21% gain on muted volume of $29.1 billion.A quiet day. Price consolidated inside its 30-day range with no institutional moves clearing a meaningful bar. The macro backdrop, specifically the 30-year yield at a 24-year high and consumer confidence at its lowest level in more than a decade, is the main story, and Bitcoin shrugged it off without breaking either direction.
Bitcoin range-bound at $83,382, up 0.21% on the day; the weekly decline of 3.25% reflects earlier macro pressure rather than today's session.
Short-term trader unrealized profit reached a 21-month high per CryptoQuant, historically a near-term sell-pressure indicator worth monitoring.
The US 30-year bond yield set a 24-year high and consumer confidence hit its lowest reading in more than a decade, yet Bitcoin held above $83,000 through the session.
Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded eight consecutive days of inflows and $2.95 billion in net inflows over 30 days, sustaining the institutional demand signal through the weekly pullback.
Hash rate at 973.5 EH/s and network fees at 2 sat/vB signal a healthy, low-congestion network with strong miner commitment heading into Q4.
Market Snapshot
Market Cap
$1.67T
24h Volume
$29.14B
Dominance
58.3%
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