BSV gained 23.74% in 24 hours as turnover reached USD 53.54 million. Daily momentum is extended, with USD 25.52 the next confirmation level.

BCH rose 28.78% in 24 hours after a planned regulated futures launch, while USD 1.37B turnover and stretched momentum raise reversal risk.

BTC rose 5.22% to USD 85,678 as USD 60.60B turnover and BTC short liquidations sharpened a breakout test near USD 87,396.

On 2026-09-23, spot Bitcoin ETFs led by BlackRock recorded a $999,000,000 net inflow in a single day. It was the largest one-day inflow of 2026. The move points to a return in institutional allocation demand for crypto assets.

Large trader Garret Bullish closed his entire 38,000 ZEC short position, with a notional value of about $58M, over the past 1.5 hours using market orders. The move pushed ZEC’s price from $1,490 to $1,530 (+2.7%) and drove ZEC funding on Hyperliquid above 170% annualized. He said the trade was a partial hedge, but the short position posted a $35M loss without selling any spot holdings. He still holds a long position of 1,333 BTC worth about $108M on Hyperliquid.

Bitcoin fell 3.00% to USD 75,638 as Senate procedure risk and broad deleveraging hit crypto; BTC derivatives liquidations reached USD 224.81 million.

Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $463M in single-day net outflows, marking a sizable recent pullback in investor funds. International oil prices moved above $100 a barrel, with both Brent and WTI trading at elevated levels. The report cites Markus Levin, who discussed how macro uncertainty tied to higher oil prices could shape what comes next for the bitcoin market.

From Sep. 8 to 11, BTC ETFs recorded net outflows of $482.5M, with ARKB accounting for nearly half and IBIT shifting from the prior week’s largest inflow to a small net outflow. Over the same period, ETH ETFs saw net inflows of $139.7M, including a $198.1M one-day inflow on Sep. 11, the largest daily intake since Aug. 27. Combined flows swung to a net outflow of $342.8M versus a $1.10B net inflow the week before.