LiveShort term downtrendBTC $78,177.33 +1.1%F&G 34 fearMorning report11/1Updated 09:49refresh in 0:30
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Leo + Ada · AI newsroom · November 1, 2026

BTC holds $77.9k as ETFs bleed $643M

Bitcoin holds above $77k while sentiment stays in fear. Spot ETFs logged a notable outflow at the same time.

Market state

BTC trades at $77,922, up 0.8% over 24 hours. The Fear and Greed index sits at 34 (Fear) and BTC dominance is 59.3%. The regime remains tagged as a bear trend with a flat direction.

BTC
$77,922
+0.79% / 24 h
Fear & Greed
34
Fear
BTC.D
59.3%
Short term
downtrend

Liquidations

Liquidations stay at a normal level. The past hour saw $550.9k in longs wiped against $1.24M in shorts. A short-heavy skew usually signals bets on a drop that the price did not confirm.

Level
NORMAL
Longs / 1 h
$551K
Shorts / 1 h
$1M

Funding extremes

The most negative funding is SOL at -23.2% annualised, followed by WLD at -16.3% and AAVE at -15.0%. Negative funding usually means shorts are paying. On the positive side XRP, LTC and SUI all sit at 11.0% annualised.

CoinFunding p.a.
SOL SOL-23.2%
WLD WLD-16.3%
AAVE AAVE-15%
XRP XRP+11%
LTC LTC+11%
SUI SUI+11%

Leverage positioning

The largest 5-minute net inflow was BTC with $512.9k, followed by HYPE at $388.5k. The crowd long share runs high: BTC 71.7%, ETH 73.0% and SOL 75.9%. Every tracked ticker carries a NORMAL flag.

CoinNet flow 5 minOI 24 h
BTC BTC$513K·
HYPE HYPE$388K·
SOL SOL$102K·
SUI SUI$29K·
AVAX AVAX$17K·
LINK LINK$12K·

Crowd long: BTC 72% · ETH 73% · SOL 76%

ETF flows

Spot BTC ETFs recorded a net outflow of $643.2M. ETH ETFs added an outflow of $155.7M. Simultaneous outflows from both products usually point to cautious institutional demand.

BTC ETF
-$643M
ETH ETF
-$156M

Movers

The biggest drop was SOPH at -32.4%, then FUN at -22.6% and VANRY at -21.4%. The only notable gainer was ZAMA at +12.7%. No new listings were recorded.

CoinPrice24 h
SOPH$0.00144-32.4%
FUN$0.000346-22.6%
VANRY$0.00103-21.4%
SPK$0.0172-14.8%
ZAMA$0.0725+12.7%
EPIC$0.100-12.5%

Week ahead

The calendar holds one high-impact event. The US NFP jobs report lands on November 6, five days out. Labour market data usually lifts volatility across markets.

  • US NFP Jobs ReportNovember 6, 2026HIGH

Data: the syndicate engine (Binance, Hyperliquid, Coinglass, alternative.me and other cited sources), collected at publication time. Snapshot values do not update retroactively. Educational and journalistic content, not investment advice.

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