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Press Trust of IndiaNew Delhi2 min read Last Updated : Oct 03 2026 | 7:34 PM IST
Currencies39531 Market Cap$ 2.99T+0.84% 24h Spot Volume$ 19.72B-1.49% DominanceBTC57.19%+0.01%ETH11.02%+0.01% ETH Gas0.11 Gwei MarketDecode Oct 3, 2026 < 1min read byAbdulkarim Abdulwahab forCoinEdition
The Bank of England stablecoin mandate has become a talking point over the past few days because it appears to mark a new role for the UK central bank. According to the official HM Treasury announcement, the Bank of England is to be given a secondary objective: promoting innovation in payment systems and in new…
Fundstrat’s Head of Digital Asset Strategy called crypto breadth above the 200-day moving average a near-term “yellow flag.” Anushka Basu·Stocktwits Updated Oct 03, 2026 | 8:21 AM EDT
Goldman Sachs’ Tony Pasquariello warns 10-year yields at 5.17%, a 24-year high, are reintroducing pressure on equities and yield-less assets like Bitcoin.
Bitcoin, the world’s largest cryptocurrency, managed to surpass $87,000 this week for the first time in a long while.
Ethereum ETFs pulled in $690 million one week, then sent investors rushing for the exits the next. Whether that reversal signals a deeper shift in appetite or just routine quarter-end shuffling could reshape how crypto funds compete heading into Q4.
Bitcoin(CRYPTO: BTC) price has stalled in the past few days, but several catalysts suggest that a surge to $100,000 is possible. BTC was trading at $84,550, a few points below the September high of $87,300.
Bitcoin (CRYPTO: $BTC) and other cryptocurrencies rose to start October. On Oct. 2, Bitcoin got as high as $86,500 U.S. Other digital assets such as Ethereum (CRYPTO: $ETH) and Solana (CRYPTO: $SOL) also rose to begin what is typically the strongest month of the year for crypto.
Global Web3 infrastructure ecosystem goes live, integrating sub-second finality, cross-chain bridging, robust institutional settlement tools, and native mobile payment solutions.