MyTrade Academy listed Bitcoin at $83,515.86 early on October 12, up $465.08 or 0.56% from the prior 24-hour mark. The session range at the print sat between $82,993.09 and $84,242.24. The figure keeps the asset inside the band that formed after the October 8 low near $80,300.
Other public series produced nearby readings. BitKan showed an open near $83,773 and a close near $83,500. Macroaxis printed $83,629 for the session with a high of $84,262. The consistency across feeds places the early print roughly $400 to $700 above Friday’s closes near $82,900–$83,000.
Spot Bitcoin ETF flow data for the most recent completed week still reflected net outflows near $680 million, led by Fidelity’s FBTC. Monday’s session had not yet published a final flow number at the time of this print. Broader risk assets tracked oil near recent levels and an unchanged rate path into the October 27-28 meeting.
Key takeaways
- MyTrade: $83,515.86 early October 12, +0.56% over 24 hours.
- Range: $82,993–$84,242; stays above the October 8 low near $80,300.
- Recent weekly ETF outflows near $680 million; Monday flow still pending.
What the $83,516 print means relative to last week’s closes
The index recovered a portion of the prior week’s giveback. Friday’s closes clustered near $82,900–$83,000 after Thursday’s low. The Monday figure sits inside the recovered range rather than extending a new high. Cross-checks on Investing.com and OKX produced readings within a few hundred dollars of the MyTrade number.
ETF outflows published for the week of October 5–9 totaled several hundred million dollars. Those figures trail the spot price by one session. The nearest clear support on recent daily data remains the October 8 low near $80,300, while $84,200 marks the upper end of the current day’s range.
What to watch next
The next ETF flow table will show whether Monday extended or reversed the recent withdrawal pattern. On price, a sustained move above $84,200 would put the index back at levels last seen earlier in the month, while a break under $82,900 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.