MarketWatch listed the CoinDesk Bitcoin Price Index (XBX) at $82,886 early on October 11, down $116 or 0.14% from a previous close of $83,002. The day's range at the time of the print ran from $82,727 to $83,068. The index remains well below the October 6, 2025 peak near $126,200.
Other feeds showed similar levels. Investing.com printed near $83,087 later in the session, while some exchange histories put the early print between $82,900 and $83,100. The move keeps Bitcoin inside the band established after the October 8 low near $80,300 and the prior closes above $83,000.
Broader markets continued to price an unchanged federal funds rate at the October 27-28 meeting, with oil holding near recent levels. Spot Bitcoin ETF flow data for the most recent published session still showed net outflows in the prior week, though the 30-day aggregate stayed positive on Farside trackers.
Key takeaways
- XBX: $82,886 early October 11, down 0.14% from $83,002 close.
- Day range: $82,727–$83,068; index stays below the October 6, 2025 high.
- 5-day performance near –1.7%; 1-month gain still above 7% on the MarketWatch series.
What the $82,886 XBX print means relative to Friday's close
The index gave back a small portion of the prior session's gain. Friday's close at $83,002 had recovered from Thursday's low. The Sunday morning figure sits inside that recovered range rather than extending it. Cross-checks on OKX and other indexes produced readings within $200 of the XBX number, so the print is consistent across major sources.
ETF outflows published for earlier sessions in the week totaled several hundred million dollars. Those figures trail the spot price by one day. The nearest clear support on recent daily data remains the October 8 low near $80,300, while $83,400 marks a prior close the index has not yet reclaimed on a sustained basis.
What to watch next
The next ETF flow table will show whether the latest session extended or reversed the recent withdrawal pattern. On price, a move above $83,400 would put the index back at levels last seen earlier in the week, while a break under $82,700 would retest the lower end of the current range. Inflation data due next week will update the rate path that has weighed on risk assets through October.