The world's attention remains focused on developments in Israel following the surprise attack by Hamas over the weekend, while cryptocurrencies traded flat last Tuesday, October 10.

WTI and Brent crude futures each lost nearly 1% to trade below $86 and above $87 respectively. DXY and 10-year Treasuries also continued to fall from their recent highs, helping to provide some relief to risk assets. Shares soared after Atlanta Federal Reserve Chairman Raphael Bostic, reiterated his position according to which policymakers do not need to raise interest rates further. According to crypto analyst Miles Deutscher, Bitcoin's stable price action reflects the price action that occurred in the second through the fourth quarter in the years preceding the halving during the two previous bull market cycles