Key Takeaways
- • US spot bitcoin funds took in $175.62 million on October 13, according to SoSoValue data cited by TokenPost, with Fidelity's FBTC leading at $103.06 million and BlackRock's IBIT adding $65.89 million.
- • Bitcoin traded near $81,616 per CoinMarketCap, about 34% below its $126,198 record, which the article dates to October 6, 2025.
- • Spot bitcoin funds hold $106.98 billion in total, per SoSoValue, after a $65.4 million net outflow the previous day.
- • Analysts cited in the piece, FXEmpire's Muhammad Umair and DailyForex's Crispus Nyaga, flag $84,300 as near-term resistance, $87,200 as a double-top level, and $82,300 and the 50-day moving average at $80,136 as key supports.
- • This is a paid press release promoting the Pepeto meme coin presale. Its claims of more than $11.2 million raised and 160% APY staking are the project's own figures and are not independently verified.
Summary
US spot bitcoin funds took in $175.62 million on October 13, according to SoSoValue data cited by TokenPost, reversing a $65.4 million outflow the prior day. Fidelity's FBTC led inflows with $103.06 million, while BlackRock's IBIT added $65.89 million. Crypto Briefing independently confirmed the $175.6 million figure. Spot bitcoin funds now hold $106.98 billion in total.
Despite the inflows, BTC traded at $81,616 on CoinMarketCap, up 1.21% over the day and roughly 34% below its $126,198 record. The article's technical view draws on two analysts. Muhammad Umair of FXEmpire identifies $84,300 as the key daily-chart level, with a break pointing to about $87,000, and sees $97,000 to $98,000 this month if BTC holds above $87,400. Crispus Nyaga of DailyForex marks $87,200 as the top of a double-top pattern, with $90,000 above it. On the downside, a break below $82,300 would expose the 50-day moving average at $80,136, and losing that level could open a move toward $75,000.
A substantial portion of the article is promotional. Roughly half of its text advocates the Pepeto presale, a meme coin with a claimed price of $0.0000001901 per token, a PepetoSwap exchange charging 0% per swap, and a staking page showing 160% APY. The article states that this rate varies daily and is not guaranteed, and that rewards become claimable at listing. It also refers to an approaching Binance listing, which is not independently confirmed here. The disclaimer notes that cryptocurrency investments are highly speculative and can result in loss of principal. Readers should treat the fund-flow and price-level data as the article's sourced material and the Pepeto claims as unverified marketing.
Despite the inflows, BTC traded at $81,616 on CoinMarketCap, up 1.21% over the day and roughly 34% below its $126,198 record. The article's technical view draws on two analysts. Muhammad Umair of FXEmpire identifies $84,300 as the key daily-chart level, with a break pointing to about $87,000, and sees $97,000 to $98,000 this month if BTC holds above $87,400. Crispus Nyaga of DailyForex marks $87,200 as the top of a double-top pattern, with $90,000 above it. On the downside, a break below $82,300 would expose the 50-day moving average at $80,136, and losing that level could open a move toward $75,000.
A substantial portion of the article is promotional. Roughly half of its text advocates the Pepeto presale, a meme coin with a claimed price of $0.0000001901 per token, a PepetoSwap exchange charging 0% per swap, and a staking page showing 160% APY. The article states that this rate varies daily and is not guaranteed, and that rewards become claimable at listing. It also refers to an approaching Binance listing, which is not independently confirmed here. The disclaimer notes that cryptocurrency investments are highly speculative and can result in loss of principal. Readers should treat the fund-flow and price-level data as the article's sourced material and the Pepeto claims as unverified marketing.
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