The rejection of ETF applications by the SEC caused a knee-jerk reaction but the shallow fall in Bitcoin and several altcoins suggests that lower levels are attracting buyers.
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The rejection of ETF applications by the SEC caused a knee-jerk reaction but the shallow fall in Bitcoin and several altcoins suggests that lower levels are attracting buyers.
Bitcoin's next major move could have more to do with highly uncomfortable macro pressure points: AI credit stress and oil at local peak prices. Bitcoin is being...
Read moreBitcoin (BTC) ranged below $82,000 into Friday’s Wall Street open as stock markets slid further on AI financing concerns.Key points:Bitcoin struggled to rebound after falling more than 3%...
Read moreKey TakeawaysBitcoin slipped to about $80,698 on Oct. 24, below its 50-day average near $81,784.Coinglass-tracked liquidations hit $495.74M in 24 hours, with $318M coming from long positions.The Oct....
Read moreBitcoin (BTC) saw a fresh dip below $81,000 after Friday’s Wall Street open as Brent crude oil set new seven-month highs.Key points:Bitcoin briefly dropped below $81,000 at the...
Read moreKey TakeawaysIsrael’s prime minister has directed officials to explore cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology to circumvent potential international banking sanctions.The initiative comes amid growing international pressure on Israel, with...
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