Crypto markets traded mixed as Bitcoin fell 2.01% to $84,802 and Ether declined 2.15% to $2,680 after Bitcoin briefly reached $87,000 and traders took profits. Blast dropped 46.97% after announcing the shutdown of its layer-2 network (a secondary blockchain scaling network), requiring user withdrawals by Oct. 26. JST, WLD and ZRO outperformed as TRON reached a $30 trillion transaction milestone, Worldcoin benefited from reduced daily unlocks and LayerZero expanded cross-chain activity. Macro markets are reassessing the path for interest rates after soft U.S. jobs data and bond-yield spikes reduced October rate-hike odds to 25%, while Eurozone inflation rose to 3.8%. Investors are also watching next week’s FOMC minutes, U.S. CPI data and whether Bitcoin can regain $85,000. Spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted $103 million on Oct. 2, although Ether ETFs recorded about $118 million in outflows over three trading days.