Key Notes
- Bitcoin traded around 84,164 USDT on Binance and 84,158 USDT on OKX, while Coinbase’s dollar market remained near $84,072.
- Ether was back above $2,500 and Solana above $110, with both showing positive rolling 24-hour changes alongside Bitcoin.
- The latest Coinbase Bitcoin price was about 4.7% above its October 8 low, while current liquidation totals and the precise driver of Sunday’s move remain unverified.
Bitcoin reclaimed $84,000 on October 11, extending its weekend recovery after last week’s sell-off. Coinbase’s dollar market moved above the round-number threshold, while Binance and OKX recorded Bitcoin prices above 84,000 USDT.
At 17:37 UTC on October 11, Coinbase’s latest BTC/USD trade stood at $84,072.32, approximately 1.26% above the exchange’s rolling 24-hour opening price. BTC traded at 84,164.49 USDT on Binance, up 1.27% over that venue’s corresponding window.
Ether and Solana also advanced, with ETH back above $2,500 and SOL above $110. The improvement extends a recovery that had initially been led by Bitcoin, while the broader market worked back from Thursday’s decline.
Bitcoin Crosses $84,000 Across Spot Markets
Binance’s 24-hour data showed a Bitcoin high of 84,199.00 USDT and a low of 82,804.65 USDT. The latest quote was near the upper end of that range, after a session opening near 83,110 USDT.
Its hourly candles, checked earlier in the session, recorded a move to 84,040.01 USDT during the hour beginning at 16:00 UTC. Bitcoin subsequently extended that advance in the latest snapshot.
OKX’s spot ticker independently put BTC at 84,157.50 USDT. These markets use Tether’s dollar-linked token as the quote asset. They should be distinguished from Coinbase’s BTC/USD market, which trades directly against US dollars and had a different price.
Latest Crypto Prices Show a Broader Recovery
Coinbase recorded Ether at $2,548.64, up 1.71% against its rolling 24-hour opening value. Solana traded at $112.55, a gain of 2.46% on the same basis. Both assets were above levels lost during the October 8 sell-off.
| Asset | Market | Latest price | 24-hour change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bitcoin (BTC) | Binance BTC/USDT | 84,164.49 USDT | +1.27% |
| Bitcoin (BTC) | Coinbase BTC/USD | $84,072.32 | +1.26% |
| Ether (ETH) | Coinbase ETH/USD | $2,548.64 | +1.71% |
| Solana (SOL) | Coinbase SOL/USD | $112.55 | +2.46% |
The dollar readings come from Coinbase’s trade feed and corresponding ETH/USD and SOL/USD feeds. Percentage changes are calculated using the exchange’s market statistics for each asset. They measure changes over rolling windows, rather than since a shared midnight close.
Coinbase’s Bitcoin range stood between $82,714.25 and $84,110.87. Its latest trade was approximately 1.6% above that daily low. That shorter recovery should not be confused with the larger advance from Thursday’s trough.
A Rebound From Thursday’s Sub-$81,000 Low
CoinScreamer’s sell-off coverage recorded a Coinbase Bitcoin low of $80,314.70 on October 8. Against that historical reading, the latest dollar price represents a recovery of approximately 4.7%.
That earlier session also pushed Ether below $2,500 and Solana below $110. At the October 8 snapshot, they traded around $2,451 and $108.57 respectively. Sunday’s readings place both above those thresholds, alongside Bitcoin’s move back above $84,000.
Our October 9 rebound report captured Bitcoin near $82,683, while Ether and several other major assets still showed rolling daily losses. The latest snapshot is broader: BTC, ETH and SOL all have positive 24-hour changes on the exchange measures used here.
The October 8 report’s liquidation totals describe that earlier sell-off, rather than Sunday’s trading. The current price data establish a recovery in spot markets; they do not identify its cause or show how much of the move came from short liquidations, new spot buying or other flows.
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