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🚨 HYPE/USDT — Key Levels to Watch $HYPE is facing short-term selling pressure, trading around $83.938, down 2.20%, after pulling back from its 24-hour high of $86.589. Price is currently below the MA(5), MA(10), and MA(20), suggesting that sellers have the short-term advantage. However, HYPE remains up 89.60% over 180 days, keeping the broader trend in focus despite the current correction. 📊 Market Overview Current Price: $83.938 24H High: $86.589 24H Low: $83.424 24H Volume: 49K HYPE 24H Turnover: $4.16M USDT 7D Change: -6.02% 30D Change: +6.81% 90D Change: +24.64% 180D Change: +89.60% 🟢 Support Levels $83.424 — Immediate support and 24H low $82.659 — Near-term support $82.483 — Key downside support 🔴 Resistance Levels $84.231–$84.324 — MA(10), MA(5), and MA(20) resistance zone $86.289–$86.589 — Major resistance zone $88.305–$88.888 — Higher upside resistance $90.096 — Potential upside target if bullish momentum returns 📉 Volume Context Reported volume is below both the 5-period and 10-period volume averages, suggesting limited participation in the current price action. A recovery with rising volume would provide stronger evidence that buyers are returning. 📈 What to Watch Next If HYPE holds above $83.424 and reclaims $84.324, buyers could attempt a recovery toward $86.289–$86.589. A confirmed breakout above $86.589 with stronger volume could open the way toward $88.305 and potentially $90.096. However, a breakdown below $83.424 could expose the $82.659–$82.483 support zone. ⚠️ Key Factor: The reported news about Hyperliquid unlocking approximately $340M worth of tokens could influence market sentiment. Token unlocks can increase potential selling pressure, although the actual impact depends on how the tokens are distributed and whether holders sell. Key takeaway: HYPE is under short-term pressure. Watch the $83.424 support and the $84.324 reclaim level for clues about its next move. 👀 Not financial advice. Always manage your risk. $HYPE

$GRVT Most of the $244.13 million that left U.S. bitcoin ETFs on Thursday came from Fidelity’s spot bitcoin fund FBTC, which lost $197.09 million. Ether funds declined for the eighth straight session. Bitcoin funds lost $731.2 million across Wednesday and Thursday Per Cryptopolitan calculations from SoSoValue data, FBTC alone accounted for about 81% of the day’s net outflow. The fund remains at $10.52 billion in cumulative net inflows and $14.55 billion in net assets. Wednesday was even worse. According to Cryptopolitan, bitcoin funds registered outflows of $487.07 million that day, the highest one-day outflow since June 25. BlackRock’s IBIT led the exit with $207.7 million. IBIT fell $5.54 million Thursday. Ark and 21Shares’ ARKB lost $20.29 million, Bitwise’s BITB $17.71 million and Grayscale’s GBTC $8.20 million. The only buyer was Franklin’s EZBC, at $4.71 million. Bitcoin funds traded $3.18 billion. The group held $110.68 billion on Tuesday and $104.91 billion by Thursday’s close. The two sessions cost bitcoin funds $731.2 million. Five-day outflows were $512.4 million and October is now down about $409.7 million after about $321.5 million of inflows in its first four sessions. Cumulative net inflows since launch in January 2024 remain at $57.09 billion. Bitcoin changed hands at about $82,390 on Friday, 2.9% lower than a week earlier. Streak losses since September 29 reach about $641 million Ether ETFs lost $72.54 million Thursday. BlackRock’s ETHA took $71.12 million of it while Grayscale’s ETHE lost $6.12 million. There were also redemptions for 21Shares’ TETH and VanEck’s ETHV. Fidelity’s FETH drew in $5.50 million and Morgan Stanley’s MSSE $1.32 million. The run commenced with an outflow of $2.81 million on September 29. Eight daily outflows now total about $641 million, with $160.77 million gone Wednesday and $201.89 million on Tuesday. Cryptopolitan tracked the streak through six sessions when it was at around $408 million. Ether funds traded $1.92 billion and have $15.64 billion, 5.17% of ether’s market cap. ETH fell about 7.4% in seven days, to around $2,485. Counting both coins, the two-day exit comes to about $964.5 million. XRP ETFs bucked the trend with $8.17 million, all through Franklin’s XRPZ. They have $1.56 billion. Bitwise’s NEAR fund NRR, launched last week, brought in $4.04 million in new capital. NRR’s $59.86 million equals about 1% of NEAR’s market value. Grayscale’s ZCSH sustained $18.66 million in Zcash ETF outflows, with $655.95 million in net assets left. HYPE funds lost $9.70 million through 21Shares’ THYP. Solana ETFs saw outflows of $3.32 million, the fourth day in a row of outflows. Treasury yields and oil prices have been mounting and the dollar has strengthened. A Thai framework for bitcoin and ether funds listed in Bangkok kicks in on October 16. If you're reading this, you’re already ahead. Stay there with our newsletter.

$GRVT Altcoins for all-time highs: WhiteBIT Coin (WBT), Bitway (BTW), and Hyperliquid (HYPE) trade between 8.4% and 14.3% below their record highs. Each could set a new ATH this weekend if key resistance levels give way. However, the three daily charts send different signals. WBT has lost its uptrend, BTW is rebounding after a deep retest, and HYPE is holding a major support. TokenPriceAll-time highGain neededBiasKey triggerWBT$81.10$87.918.4%BearishReclaim $84–$85, then clear $88BTW$1.51$1.6710.6%BullishDaily close above $1.70HYPE$85.71$97.9614.3%NeutralHold $85, then break $95 WBT Needs an 8.4% Gain, but a Channel Breakdown Clouds the Outlook WBT trades at $81.10, down 0.97% over the past 24 hours. The token needs an 8.4% gain to retake its $87.91 all-time high. However, the daily chart looks increasingly bearish. WBT broke down from a parallel ascending channel on Oct. 7 (blue cirlce). A volume spike on Oct. 8 confirmed the move. The red bar broke above a descending volume trendline that began with the Aug. 21 breakout. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) also lost an ascending support line that had held since early June. RSI now sits near 48 and is resetting, so the price could move in either direction. Momentum had faded even before the breakdown. RSI has posted lower highs since late August, while WBT set a higher high in September. WBT also featured in the September edition of altcoins for all-time highs series, when it traded closer to its record. WBT daily chart / Source: Tradingview To set a new record, WBT would first need to reclaim the channel’s lower boundary near $84 to $85. It would then need to clear the supply zone that tops out at the 1.272 Fibonacci extension at $87.79. A confirmed breakout could open the way to about $100 near the channel top. Above that, the 1.618 extension at $107.18 sits about 32% above the current price. If WBT is rejected again, the nearest support stands at $75.05. That level marks the previous all-time high. Below it, the 0.618 Fibonacci retracement at $60.21 could act as the next floor. BTW Rebounds From a Fibonacci Retest With $2.14 in Sight BTW trades at $1.51, up 9.37% over the past 24 hours. The token sits about 10.6% below its $1.67 all-time high. The daily chart looks bullish after a sharp reset. A three-drive bearish divergence (blue circles) built between Sept. 13 and Oct. 2, as price set higher highs while RSI posted lower highs. That divergence played out on Oct. 3. BTW first tagged the 1.272 Fibonacci extension near $1.69 and then reversed sharply. On Bitget, the daily wick briefly reached about $1.71. The pullback retested the 0.618 Fibonacci retracement at $0.854 on Oct. 4 (green arrow). That level held, and BTW has since reclaimed the 1.0 Fibonacci level at $1.34. BTW also appeared in last week’s edition of this altcoins for all-time highs series. RSI has reset and is climbing back into bullish territory near 65. However, it still trades below the descending trendline that has capped it since August. Volume has also stayed thin during the rebound, so the move lacks strong confirmation. BTW daily chart / Source: Tradingview BTW still trades inside a broadening wedge, with both boundaries sloping upward. The upper boundary near $1.70 aligns with the first target and the record high. A daily close above that zone could open the way to the 1.618 extension at $2.14. That target sits about 42% above the current price. Rising broadening wedges often precede reversals, so a failed breakout would carry extra weight. In that case, $1.34 is the first support, followed by the 0.786 retracement at $1.07. HYPE Holds $85 Support as the $97.96 Record Stays in Reach HYPE trades at $85.71, down 0.26% over the past 24 hours. The token needs about 14.3% to revisit its $97.96 all-time high. HYPE is correcting into a major support and resistance area at the 0.786 Fibonacci level of $85.19. That zone also lines up with the midline of an ascending parallel channel that has held since May. RSI sits almost exactly neutral at 47.5. Meanwhile, volume has declined steadily since the Aug. 21 breakout, which suggests the market is waiting for its next move. Supply could also play a role. HYPE was among the major tokens facing an unlock in early October. HYPE daily chart / Source: Tradingview If the $85 region holds, HYPE could return to its record high. A move above the Oct. 6 lower high near $95 would strengthen that case. A break above $98 could then target the 1.272 Fibonacci extension at $114.26. That level sits about 33% above the current price. In contrast, a daily close below about $83 would cost HYPE both the 0.786 level and the channel midline. The 0.618 retracement at $75.14 would then serve as the next support. It capped the June highs and held during the mid-September dip.

🚨 CRYPTO MARKET ALERT — ETF OUTFLOWS, WEAK FUNDING & RISING LIQUIDATION RISK 📉 Bitcoin & Ethereum Face Institutional Selling Pressure After several weeks of positive momentum, $BTC spot ETFs have shifted toward net outflows, while $ETH continues to face pressure from institutional fund movements. This shift raises concerns about short-term liquidity and the strength of the current market structure. ⚠️ BTC Funding Rates Signal Caution Bitcoin funding rates are hovering near zero, with the possibility of turning negative. This suggests weakening demand for leveraged longs and growing bearish sentiment among derivatives traders. However, negative funding alone does not confirm that a major breakdown is coming. 🔥 Altcoin Leverage Could Trigger Volatility Open interest across altcoin futures remains an important risk indicator. Traders should closely monitor $SOL, $XRP, and $HYPE, where crowded leveraged positions could amplify price movements. If spot demand continues to weaken, long liquidations could accelerate a downside move. On the other hand, excessive short positioning could create the conditions for a sharp short squeeze. 📊 Three Signals to Watch Next - ETF Flows: Will BTC and ETH attract fresh institutional capital or experience further withdrawals? - Funding Rates: Will negative funding persist, signaling bearish positioning? - Open Interest: Is leverage building alongside weak price action, increasing liquidation risk? 🎯 The Potential Reversal Setup If Bitcoin returns to positive ETF inflows while funding remains negative, it could indicate that spot buyers are absorbing selling pressure as derivatives traders remain bearish. A sustained price recovery alongside stronger spot volume would provide additional confirmation. The next move depends on capital flows, liquidity, and positioning. Avoid chasing breakouts or blindly shorting weakness—wait for price confirmation before taking action. Watch the flows. Track the leverage. Let price confirm the direction. 📈📉