Bitcoin ETFs Lose $729M in Two Days as Price Bounces to $82,800
Bitcoin rose about 1.4% on Friday to near $82,800, after falling to $80,427 on Thursday, its lowest level since early September. The bounce came as money kept leaving the US spot Bitcoin ETFs
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October 9, 2026
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Bitcoin rose about 1.4% on Friday to near $82,800, after falling to $80,427 on Thursday, its lowest level since early September.
The bounce came as money kept leaving the US spot Bitcoin ETFs. The funds shed $484.9 million on Wednesday, their worst day since 25 June, and another $244 million on Thursday, a combined $729 million in two sessions.
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