On September 8, there was a net inflow of $368 million to Bitcoin spot ETFs; while ETH ETFs saw a net outflow of $96.7 million, marking six consecutive days of outflows.
The 1-month 25-delta skew for BTC is rising. Strong put demand is consistent with institutional hedging into ETF/DAT flows.
Gold hit $3,630/oz (new ATH), as markets brace for US PPI on Wednesday and CPI on Thursday.
BTC trading near $113k; daily close above $113k would be highly significant. Immediate resistance still lies at $113.5–$114k with key downside liquidity near $109k–$107k. ETH support holds firm at $4.25–$4.30k, while resistance lies overhead at $4.48–$4.50k.
Bitcoin has absorbed a barrage of macro shocks without breaking $77,000. With ETF flows recovering and on-chain signals remaining relatively healthy, $84,000 has become the market’s key battleground.
In a new essay, Buterin sets out a roadmap in which zero-knowledge proofs, faster finality, multi-party block building and formal verification turn Ethereum into what he calls a cryptographic world computer by around 2030.
Crypto held steady through a weekend in which Washington turned down Tehran's seven-day proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, before selling off in Asian trading on Monday as reports pointed to renewed US strikes after the midterms.
