Bitcoin ETFs Bleed $487M, Samsung Launches USDC Remittances, Yields Hit 24-Year Highs

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Welcome to Stock Market Today. Your market briefing with actionable insights on stocks, monies, crypto and the events moving markets. Let's get into it. Bitcoin at $82,226, down 1.5% as spot ETF investors head for the exit. 487 million in net outflows.

Tuesday, largest daily redemption since June 25th. BlackRock's IBIT led withdrawals with 208 million pulled. Fidelity's FBTC shed 105 million. ARK pulled 102 million. October's entire 241 million in net inflows completely erased. Ethereum ETFs extended their losing streak to seven sessions, bleeding 161 million Tuesday. Total outflows since September 29th hit 569 million. Treasury yields driving the pressure. 30-year at 5.71%.

10-year at 5.32%.

Highest since 2002 Iran tensions pushed Brent crude above $102.

Consumer price index October 14th will be the last inflation red before the Fed's October 28th decision. Bitcoin broke 83,000 support. Key support, 69,500.

Resistance at 87,000. Crypto infrastructure accelerating despite price weakness. Samsung launching USDC remittances through Galaxy Wallet late October. 82 million eligible devices in the US users send USDC internationally or deposit local currency to bank accounts in over 60 countries with no fees. GATE unveiled GATE Money in Singapore. Tuesday, an all-in-one app holding cash, crypto, stocks, gold with direct spending through a debit card. Wells Fargo and Talks with Kraken for crypto trading liquidity. Standard Chartered Plans, institutional custody in Singapore for cryptocurrencies, stable coins and tokenized real-world assets. US government moved 9,261 Bitcoin worth 770 million to Coinbase Prime. Funds remain part of the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve. No liquidation expected. That wraps your Market Intel. Trade smart out there. For deeper insights and real-time analysis, visit capitalcopilot.io.