# Bitcoin near $83,700 as volume falls and greed holds

By Enna Lee

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Published: 2026-10-14T12:20:54.000Z
Updated: 2026-10-14T12:20:54.000Z
Section: Investing

> Bitcoin traded near $83,700 as volume fell 22.20% and sentiment stayed in greed. Exchange inflows and lower active addresses pointed to a cautious market tone.

As of 9:20 p.m. on Oct. 14, 2026, bitcoin was holding near the $83,000 level with only limited upside. Trading activity slowed from the previous day, while sentiment stayed in greed territory, pointing more to a wait-and-see market than a sharp retreat.

Price $83,691.07 (+0.73%) Bitcoin posted a modest gain, leaving the session defined more by consolidation than strong directional follow-through. The move did not point to a decisive break from the current range.

Volume $24.81 billion (-22.20%) The drop in trading volume showed that market participation weakened from the previous day. With price action contained, neither chase buying nor aggressive selling appeared dominant.

Daily move +0.66% Over the past five trading days, bitcoin moved +0.43% on Oct. 10, +0.95% on Oct. 11, -2.30% on Oct. 12, +1.61% on Oct. 13 and +0.66% on Oct. 14. The sequence shows alternating declines and rebounds, with recovery attempts still lacking stable momentum.

Asset comparison S&P 500 lower, gold lower The S&P 500 slipped 0.02% to 7,805.45, while gold fell 0.26% to $4,145.87. With both risk and haven assets weaker, bitcoin appeared more sensitive to its own supply-demand conditions than to a clear external asset signal.

MACD daily 633, weekly 2,438 Daily and weekly MACD readings stayed positive, keeping the medium-term trend tilted upward. Still, the limited price move means stronger momentum needs further confirmation.

Dominance 59.89% (-0.04%) Bitcoin dominance edged lower, suggesting its market share eased slightly versus the broader crypto market. The move was small and did not signal a major rotation.

Fear and Greed Index 62 (Greed) The index improved from 57 the previous day and remained in greed territory. It was still below last week's 71, suggesting that overheated sentiment has cooled somewhat.

Google Trends score 52 (previous 47) Search interest rose from the previous day. The increase suggests public attention picked up even as price movement remained relatively contained.

SOPR 1.0064 SOPR stayed above 1, indicating that profit-taking remained dominant. The reading rose 0.09%, showing little sign of a sharp change in short-term selling behavior.

Funding rate 0.0038% (4.20% annualized) The funding rate was positive but remained in a neutral regime. The reading rose by 0.0026 percentage point, suggesting leveraged long demand improved but was not excessive.

Exchange reserves 2,446,400 BTC Exchange reserves stood at 2,446,400 BTC, up 0.06% from the previous day. The increase points to a modest rise in potential sellable supply, though the scale was limited.

Exchange net flow +1,590 BTC Exchange flows showed a net inflow of 1,590 BTC, leaving some selling pressure in place. The data still pointed to coins moving onto exchanges rather than off them.

Active addresses 651,256 Active addresses totaled 651,256 on Oct. 13, down from 674,966 the previous day, according to Coin Metrics. The decline suggests network activity cooled alongside the more cautious market tone.

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

Data sources: price, volume and dominance from CoinMarketCap; Fear and Greed from Alternative; daily returns and MACD from Binance; S&P 500 and gold from CNBC; SOPR and funding rate from TokenPost PRO; exchange reserves and net flows from CoinGlass; active addresses from Coin Metrics; Google Trends from Google.