Bitcoin surged past $84,000, shrugging off last week's $681 million in ETF outflows.
Bitcoin traded back above $84,000 on Monday, shrugging off last week's $681 million outflows from US-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs, which marked a new high since June. Meanwhile, oil prices fell after Donald Trump announced a diesel supply agreement with Russia, partially easing sanctions on Russian oil imports. Analysts remain concerned about ETF outflows, noting that $82,000 is a key support level and US inflation data on October 14 is the next major macro catalyst.
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