BTC breaks through the $83000 mark

[CleanSpark Produced 529 Bitcoins in September, Sold 702] CleanSpark released its operational data for September 2026, reporting the production of 529 bitcoins during the month, with an average daily output of 17.64 bitcoins. The cumulative production for 2026 reached 5,432 bitcoins. As of September 30, CleanSpark's operational hash rate reached 50 EH/s, with an average operational hash rate of 36 EH/s. In September, CleanSpark sold 702 bitcoins at an average price of $72,928 per bitcoin, including the sale of 2 bitcoins on the spot market and the execution of call options to sell 700 bitcoins. By the end of September, CleanSpark held 13,530 bitcoins, a decrease of 173 bitcoins compared to the 13,703 bitcoins held at the end of August. (Source: PRNewswire)

Short term holders of Bitcoin sold profitable BTC on the trading platform, with a total sales volume of 11000 BTC in the past 7 days, a decrease of 66% from the peak of 32000 BTC.

The ETH reserves held by Binance have dropped to a near six-month low, and the number of ETH withdrawal transactions has reached a historical high. This data is based on the number of withdrawal transactions rather than the amount withdrawn. (Source: CryptoQuant)

Chain analyst Specter pointed out that multiple Ledger users' wallets are suspected to have been stolen, involving multiple main chains such as Ethereum, TRON, and Bitcoin, with a total loss of over 86 million US dollars. On chain data shows that three Bitcoin theft addresses received a total of 211 Bitcoin between October 8th and 9th, and the funds have not yet been transferred out. The reason for the theft is currently unclear, and Ledger has not responded yet.

Axel Adler stated that short-term holders who sell profitable Bitcoin through the exchange have transferred 11000 BTC to the exchange in the past 7 days, a decrease of 66% from the peak of 32000 BTC.