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Bitcoin’s recovery runs into rising derivatives exposure and $643 million in ETF outflows
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Bitcoin was near $77,000 on October 31 after the selloff around the Binance breach.
Key facts
- The Bureau of Labor Statistics schedules the October 2026 Employment Situation release for November 6 at 8:30 a.m
- Coinalyze’s Bitcoin open-interest page, captured October 31 at 10:40 UTC, displayed $28 billion in aggregate exposure, up 3% over its 24-hour comparison
- Block Scholes, a crypto derivatives data provider, reported $1.53 billion in crypto-wide liquidations over 24 hours in its October 30 note, with 84% in long positions
- In the later October 31 capture, Coinalyze displayed current Bitcoin funding of +0.01% for Binance’s USDT contract and +0.0065% for Bybit’s USDT contract
Summary
01 Selected Bitcoin contracts showed higher dollar open interest in an October 31 provider reading, which does not measure margin leverage. 02 US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded net redemptions in the completed October 30 session, offering no readout of continuous weekend demand. 03 The November 6 jobs report could alter financing expectations; stronger spot buying with restrained exposure would improve the recovery case. Bitcoin traded at $77,367 on Saturday morning, October 31.