[Bitcoin now] Holds above $80,000 as volume falls and exchanges record net inflows

Bitcoin traded above $80,000 as trading volume fell and sentiment eased to neutral. A positive daily return followed four declines, while exchange net inflows and fewer active addresses pointed to subdued participation.

As of October 26, 2026, at 11:40 UTC

Bitcoin traded at $80,235.92, down 0.09%. Lower trading volume and fewer active addresses accompanied the softer price, while sentiment remained neutral.

📈 Price now: $80,235.92 (-0.09%) Bitcoin held above $80,000 despite a modest decline in the price snapshot.

Trading volume: $18.91 billion (-54.38%) Trading activity fell sharply alongside the modest price decline. Lower turnover alone does not establish that selling pressure has eased.

Daily return: +0.32% The latest five daily returns were October 22, -3.18%; October 23, -0.28%; October 24, -0.37%; October 25, -0.91%; and October 26, +0.32%. The latest gain interrupted four consecutive declines.

Asset comparison: S&P 500 lower, gold higher The S&P 500 fell 0.52% to 7,623.68, while gold rose 0.47% to $4,014.20. The two benchmarks moved in opposite directions.

MACD: daily -467, weekly 2,170 The negative daily reading indicated weaker short-term momentum, while the positive weekly reading showed that the longer-term momentum signal remained positive.

❤️ Sentiment now: Bitcoin dominance 60.09% Bitcoin's share of the cryptocurrency market edged lower. That shift alone does not establish broad strength across alternative tokens.

Fear and Greed Index: 50 (Neutral) The index fell from 54 the previous day and 59 a week earlier, indicating a retreat in optimism.

Google Trends score: 91, versus 70 previously Search interest increased, although the higher score does not establish an increase in buying activity.

🧭 Market now: SOPR 1.0057 The spent output profit ratio remained above its break-even threshold, indicating that coins moving on-chain were, on average, realizing profits. The reading increased 0.39%.

Funding rate: +0.0087% (annualized +9.5%) Positive funding indicated a bias toward long positions, while the funding regime remained neutral.

Exchange reserves: 2,499,571 BTC Reserves increased 0.07%, adding to the supply held on exchanges. A rise in exchange balances does not establish that those coins have been sold.

Exchange net flows: +1,687 BTC Exchanges recorded net inflows, indicating that more Bitcoin entered exchanges than left them and adding to potential selling pressure.

Active addresses: 539,705 The October 25 reading was below the previous 579,621, indicating weaker network activity. Together with lower trading volume, the decline pointed to reduced participation.

The indicators showed mixed conditions: the latest daily return turned positive, while trading activity weakened and exchanges recorded net inflows.