Macro Pulse Archive
Browse all daily macro digests with market regime analysis and key indicators.
16.10.2026
Risk On
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RETURN OF RISK APPETITE
🟢 Positive — Sentiment has improved, but fund demand still lags
15.10.2026
Neutral
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INFLATION REPRICING
🔴 Negative — Renewed rate-hike risk added to pressure on BTC
14.10.2026
Risk On
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RATE OPTIMISM
🟢 Positive — Expectations of steady rates support a recovery in risk appetite
13.10.2026
Risk On
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COOLING RISK APPETITE
🔴 Negative — BTC’s decline is accompanied by a marked cooling in crypto market sentiment.
12.10.2026
Risk On
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BITCOIN OPTIMISM
🟡 Neutral — Sentiment is improving, but outflows from BTC funds persist
11.10.2026
Risk On
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FED EXPECTATIONS REPRICING
🔴 Negative — Easing expectations are fading as BTC fund outflows continue
10.10.2026
Risk On
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CRYPTO LIQUIDITY EXPANSION
🟢 Positive — Liquidity is growing and sentiment is improving, but funds are losing capital
09.10.2026
Risk On
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CRYPTO LIQUIDITY CONTRACTION
🔴 Negative — Contraction in stablecoins and DeFi outweighs the improvement in macro liquidity.
08.10.2026
Neutral
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COOLING RISK APPETITE
🔴 Negative — The market regime has weakened, and participants have grown more cautious
07.10.2026
Risk On
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SELECTIVE RISK APPETITE
🟡 Neutral — Optimism on ETH contrasts with weakening BTC expectations
06.10.2026
Risk On
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BTC ETF OUTFLOWS
🟡 Neutral — The improving market regime is at odds with fund flows and Fed expectations
05.10.2026
Risk On
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VOLATILITY COMPRESSION
🟡 Neutral — Gains are slowing, but there is not enough evidence of a reversal yet
02.10.2026
Neutral
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ETF DEMAND RETURNS
🟢 Positive — BTC’s rise is backed by ETF inflows and stronger dominance
01.10.2026
Neutral
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NEUTRAL REGIME
🟡 Neutral — Conditions improved, but ETF demand shifted to a net outflow
30.09.2026
Risk Off
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FADING ETF MOMENTUM
🟡 Neutral — ETF momentum is weakening, while the market remains risk-off.