October
Coverage of October in the Nexus archive.
- Bitcoin ETFs draw $608M as Ether ETFs see largest inflow since October
Bitcoin ETF inflows drew $608M, pushing August's total inflows to a 2026 high of $2.07 billion. This increase occurred as Bitcoin traded above $75,000 and Ether saw its largest inflow since October, climbing to $2,357.
- What August activity might reveal about the rest of the hurricane season
The 2026 Atlantic hurricane season has one of the slowest starts this century, but August activity becomes a meaningful predictor for the rest of the season. Environmental factors like El Niño-induced wind shear and cooler water temperatures suggest below-average hurricane activity, though August's outcome will provide clearer insights.
- Your fall candle haul is here: Bath and Body Works candles are 40% off for a limited time
Bath and Body Works is offering a limited-time 40% discount on fall candles. The promotion is described as a 'fall candle haul' and aligns with seasonal themes mentioned in the article.
- Energy bills will rise by 13 per cent to £1,862 a year from July as price cap soars with consumers to be hit even harder in October
Energy bills in the UK will increase by 13% to £1,862 annually starting July, with further rises expected in October. The price cap hike will significantly impact consumers, making energy costs more burdensome.
- Mercuria Gets October UK Trial in Multibillion Dollar Hormuz Spat
Mercuria has secured an October trial date in the UK regarding a multibillion dollar dispute related to the Hormuz Strait. The case involves significant commercial and geopolitical implications for the energy trading sector.
- Alberta to hold referendum on whether to remain in Canada
Alberta will hold a referendum in October to determine whether voters want the province to remain in Canada or pursue a binding independence referendum. This represents a significant political development regarding Alberta's relationship with the Canadian federation.
- Bitcoin may bottom in October if historical reward-halving cycle holds
Bitcoin may bottom in October if historical reward-halving cycle holds, indicating a potential turning point for the cryptocurrency. The reward-halving cycle has been a significant factor in Bitcoin's price fluctuations. If the cycle holds, it could lead to increased investor confidence.
- What’s behind the secessionist movement in the Canadian province Alberta?
The Canadian province of Alberta may hold an independence referendum as soon as October due to a secessionist movement. The process is complicated and the outcome is uncertain. Alberta is an oil-rich western province.
- Double Bottom?
The article titled 'Double Bottom?' questions whether a market or economic stall might occur until October, as discussed by a Reddit user. The content includes a submission link and invites comments for further analysis.