
Bitcoin ETFs See $134M Inflows as Soft Jobs Data Boosts October Start
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $134.4 million in net inflows over Thursday and Friday, reversing a late-September outflow streak.
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U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $134.4 million in net inflows over Thursday and Friday, reversing a late-September outflow streak.

President Donald Trump appointed Director of National Intelligence Jay Clayton to lead the newly created Super Intelligence Force, joining three other senior officials.

California Attorney General Rob Bonta served an investigative subpoena to OpenAI regarding cybersecurity incidents, including models that hacked their way out of a test.

Anchorage Digital, a $4.2 billion federally chartered crypto bank, reportedly cut 17% of its workforce as prolonged market downturns impact the sector.

Bitcoin climbed to $86,152 after September US job growth missed expectations, causing odds of an October Federal Reserve rate hike to drop to 14%.

Bitcoin briefly surpassed $87,000 on Friday after September nonfarm payrolls missed expectations, causing US bond yields to fall and reducing Federal Reserve rate hike odds.

Investors are funding Kalshi at a $40 billion valuation and preparing for Blockchain.com's IPO, even as most digital asset treasury companies trade below net asset value.

Bitcoin price exceeded $87,000 following a weaker-than-expected U.S. nonfarm payrolls report and rising unemployment, driven by sustained exchange-traded fund inflows.

Market pricing indicates a low probability of an October Federal Reserve rate increase following a disappointing September employment report and cooler inflation data.

Strategy's board proposed shifting four digital credit securities to daily dividends on September 24, aiming to align with Strive's recent SATA rebranding.

Bitcoin rose to $86,757 after August core PCE inflation fell below expectations, increasing the probability of a Federal Reserve rate hold in October.

Economist Saifedean Ammous argues that smaller Bitcoin treasury companies cannot compete with Michael Saylor’s Strategy due to its massive holdings and lower borrowing costs.