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Crypto markets ended October with different trends in fund flows, token prices and futures activity. On October 28, US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $137.3 million in net inflows for a third consecutive session. Ethereum ETFs, however, posted $21.4 million in outflows, while Solana ETFs lost $5.66 million. Across the altcoin market, Shiba Inu and Cardano recorded falling open interest and liquidations concentrated in long positions. These figures highlight the differences between institutional fund activity and trading conditions across individual tokens. Bitcoin's recent ETF inflows contrast with its monthly flow figures, Ethereum continues to see withdrawals, and derivatives activity in several altcoins reflects a reduction in outstanding positions. Treasury bond buybacks on October 27 also provide context for the financial conditions surrounding crypto trading. ETF Flows Differ Across Major Crypto Assets US spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted $137.3 million on October 28, marking their third consecutive session of net inflows. BlackRock's IBIT accounted for $136 million, while Bitwise's BITB added $1.3 million. No listed fund recorded net outflows that day. The daily improvement came against a weaker monthly backdrop. Between October 22 and October 28, Bitcoin ETFs recorded approximately $349.9 million in net outflows. Cumulative October inflows stood at just $110.1 million through October 28, compared with $2.6 billion in September. Bitcoin traded near $79,836 on October 28, down approximately 1.5% over 24 hours. The difference between the latest ETF inflows and the price movement shows that demand through investment funds has not been enough to prevent short-term selling pressure. ETF activity represents one part of the market, and other buyers and sellers continue to influence the price. The technical picture also remains important. Resistance sits near $81,947, while the price remains below $80,000 in the reported snapshot. Movement around these levels provides a reference for tracking Bitcoin's price action alongside its daily and monthly fund flows. Ethereum's figures show a different pattern. US spot Ethereum ETFs recorded $21.4 million in net outflows on October 28, extending their negative run to three sessions. BlackRock's ETHA lost $44.8 million, partly offset by $23.4 million in combined inflows across other products. Fidelity's FETH attracted $18.8 million. Ethereum ETFs recorded approximately $1.346 billion in net outflows during October through the 28th, compared with $831.3 million in net inflows in September. ETH traded near $2,308, down around 2.4% over 24 hours. The withdrawals were not evenly distributed across all funds, but the monthly total marks a clear change from September's activity. Ethereum's support near $2,301 is also a closely watched price level, given how close the market was trading to it. Solana ETFs recorded $5.66 million in net outflows on October 28, all from Bitwise's BSOL. The category held approximately $1.558 billion in net assets, and BSOL had accumulated around $1.156 billion in net inflows since launch. SOL traded near $101.68, recording a modest positive daily change in the same market snapshot. The daily outflow was small relative to the category's assets, and the price movement differed from the fund flow direction. This illustrates why ETF flows and daily token performance need to be tracked separately rather than treated as interchangeable measures of demand. Token Prices and Futures Liquidations Shiba Inu's derivatives market recorded approximately $37.3 million in open interest, below the $50 million benchmark used in the market report. Futures volume reached $49.3 million, compared with $10.8 million in spot trading volume. Liquidations totalled around $20 million, including $12.9 million in long positions. SHIB traded near $0.00000487. It had lost 16.44% over the previous month and 28.3% year to date. The price levels attracting attention include support near $0.00000476 and resistance around $0.0000052. The relationship between open interest, trading volume and liquidations helps explain the conditions in the derivatives market. Open interest measures outstanding contracts, while volume records how much trading takes place over a period. Liquidations reflect positions being forcibly closed when margin requirements are no longer met. In SHIB's case, futures turnover was substantially higher than spot turnover, while open interest remained below the cited benchmark. These figures show that derivatives trading remained active even as the amount of outstanding exposure declined. The concentration of liquidations in long positions also indicates that traders betting on higher prices accounted for most of the reported forced closures. Cardano showed similar activity alongside a break below $0.20. ADA traded near $0.1962, while open interest fell by more than 5% over 24 hours to approximately $438.16 million. Liquidations reached $2.46 million, including $2.05 million in long positions. ADA remained below its 50-day exponential moving average near $0.224 and its 200-day average around $0.2434. The reported support levels were $0.1894 and $0.1533. Its RSI was near 34, the MACD reading was bearish, and funding rates were negative. These indicators describe a market trading below its recent average prices, with momentum and derivatives positioning also reflecting weakness. Falling open interest can result from traders closing positions or reducing exposure, while liquidations show where leveraged positions have been forcibly closed. Neither measure, on its own, establishes whether the price decline is nearing an end. Treasury Buybacks and Crypto Market Conditions The US Treasury accepted $6 billion in long-dated government securities through its buyback programme on October 27. Dealers offered $10.7 billion, and the Treasury paid between 52 and 71 cents on the dollar. The reported cash outlay was approximately $3.8 billion. Bitcoin traded near $79,968 in the accompanying report, down around 1.2%. The price action did not show an immediate rally following the buyback operation. Treasury buybacks are used in part to support the functioning of the government bond market by removing older securities and helping manage the supply of outstanding issues. They are different from Federal Reserve asset purchases and do not automatically inject new liquidity into crypto markets. An earlier announcement of expanded buybacks in August coincided with an approximately 7% rise in Bitcoin. That timing is worth noting, but it does not establish that the announcement caused the price increase. Market prices respond to several developments at once, including investor positioning, interest-rate expectations and broader risk appetite. Treasury yields remain part of that wider picture. The 10-year yield reached 5.342% earlier in October, according to the reported figures. Higher yields can increase the relative appeal of interest-bearing assets and affect the cost of financing across markets. Their influence on crypto prices, however, depends on wider financial conditions and investor behaviour rather than a fixed relationship. Comparing ETF Activity, Prices and Derivatives Data The latest figures show different conditions across the major crypto assets. Bitcoin ETFs recorded three consecutive sessions of inflows, but October's cumulative total remained modest after earlier withdrawals. Ethereum ETFs continued to lose money during the month, while Solana's daily outflow was relatively small compared with its reported net assets. The derivatives figures add another dimension. SHIB and ADA recorded liquidations concentrated in long positions, alongside falling open interest and weak prices. These developments show how leveraged trading activity has changed during the market downturn, although they do not identify a single cause for the declines. Viewed together, October's figures provide a detailed account of institutional fund flows, token performance and futures liquidations. The differences between these measures are central to understanding how activity varied across Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana and the wider altcoin market during the final week of the month. $BTC $ETH $SOL #SHIB #ADA

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WINTERMUTE IS MOVING CAPITAL A look at Wintermute’s wallet activity over the past week shows clear portfolio rotation. Accumulating: $LIT · $USELESS · $CAKE · $PUMP · $TRX · $BAT · $SYRUP · $SHIB Reducing: $BTC · $ETH · $HYPE · $SOL · $PEPE · $LINK · $WLD · $WIF · $ONDO · $AVAX · $ASTER · $ZRO · $MORPHO · $FARTCOIN The interesting part isn’t simply what Wintermute is buying or selling — it’s the shift in exposure across different parts of the market. This could signal active rotation, but wallet flows alone are not confirmation of a future move. Key takeaway: Track where liquidity is moving, then wait for price and volume to confirm the narrative. For informational purposes only. Not financial advice. $BTC $ETH $HYPE