CoinMeta data: Last week, Bitcoin saw active capital flows despite fluctuations. From September 28th to October 2nd, the demand for Bitcoin in the US rebounded after a slight cooling down in institutional interest, with a net inflow of $31 million at the beginning of the week, followed by an additional $66.2 million on the 29th. However, on the 30th, there was a net outflow of $148.7 million, of which the Fidelity component accounted for $12.56 million, and the BlackRock component suffered a loss of $9.5 million. On October 1st, funds flowed back in, attracting $10.27 million, with the BlackRock component seeing a single-day inflow of $19.56 million, which offset the outflows from other products. Bitcoin opened at around $84,500 on September 28th, then briefly fell to $82,600 before closing at $83,500. On October 2nd, Bitcoin briefly broke through $87,000 and closed at $86,480 over the weekend, representing a gain of about 2.7% from September 28th.