Bitcoin at $83,295 as volume jumps and greed cools

As of Oct. 13, 2026, 9:41 p.m. KST

Bitcoin traded slightly higher, with market activity expanding sharply while investor sentiment cooled from overheated levels.

Price $83,295 (+0.67%) Bitcoin remained in a narrow recovery zone, with the advance showing limited short-term momentum rather than a decisive breakout.

Volume $31.83 billion (+54.73%) Trading volume rose sharply from the previous day, pointing to renewed market participation. With price movement still restrained, the next directional move remains the key signal.

Daily return +1.76% Over the latest five sessions, Bitcoin moved +1.08% on Oct. 9, +0.43% on Oct. 10, +0.95% on Oct. 11, -2.30% on Oct. 12 and +1.76% on Oct. 13. Gains outnumbered declines, but the Oct. 12 drop kept volatility elevated.

Asset comparison S&P 500 down, gold up The S&P 500 slipped 0.06% to 7,807.24, while gold rose 0.32% to $4,184.53. The mix suggests risk appetite has not broadened decisively, leaving Bitcoin short of a clear trend extension.

MACD daily 661, weekly 2,404 Both daily and weekly MACD readings remained positive, keeping the medium-term bias tilted upward. Still, the limited price gain means follow-through needs confirmation.

Dominance 59.94% (+0.62%) Bitcoin dominance rose, indicating capital favored Bitcoin over altcoins on a relative basis. That is typical when investors lean toward larger assets amid uncertainty.

Fear and Greed Index 57 (Greed) The index stayed in greed territory but fell from 69 the previous day and 73 a week earlier. Overheated sentiment eased, and chasing demand appeared less intense.

Google Trends score 52 (previous 50) Search interest edged up from 50, showing a modest improvement in public attention despite the lack of a strong price move.

SOPR 1.0055 SOPR stayed above 1, indicating realized profit-taking remained dominant. It fell 0.34% from the previous day, suggesting short-term profit-taking pressure eased.

Funding rate +0.0073% (annualized +8.03%) Funding stayed positive, showing long-position demand remained in place. The rate rose by 0.0016 percentage point but was still classified as neutral.

Exchange reserves 2,445,859 BTC Exchange reserves rose 0.07% from the previous day, leaving slightly more potential sell-side supply on trading venues.

Exchange netflow +1,799 BTC Exchange flows showed a net inflow of 1,799 BTC, implying short-term sell pressure strengthened as more coins moved onto exchanges.

Active addresses 674,966 Active addresses rose from 543,467 to 674,966 as of Oct. 12, according to CoinMetrics, showing a clear increase in network activity even as price action stayed contained.

This article is based on market data and chart analysis and is not a recommendation to buy or sell any asset.

Source: price, volume and dominance: CoinMarketCap / Fear and Greed: Alternative / daily returns and MACD: Binance / S&P 500 and gold: CNBC / SOPR and funding rate: TokenPost PRO / exchange reserves and netflow: CoinGlass / active addresses: CoinMetrics / Google Trends: Google