Bitcoin price struggles as bears overtake bulls in futures markets
Bitcoin must hold above the $50,000 mark until the Sept. 18 Federal Reserve meeting to avoid more downside. Go to Source
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Bitcoin must hold above the $50,000 mark until the Sept. 18 Federal Reserve meeting to avoid more downside. Go to Source
The launch of the Bitcoin ETF in the US triggered an increase in the total value of Bitcoin activity across all regions worldwide, according to Chainalysis. Go to Source
Glassnode data highlights a “notable decline in trade activity over the last quarter,” but traders are hopeful that Q4 will bring a sharp trend reversal. Go to Source
Bitcoin analysts are eying an October breakout, despite the current market slump, partly caused by continuous negative outflows from the US Bitcoin ETFs. Go to Source
“Potential upcoming near-term catalysts for Bitcoin are sparse at the moment,” says NYDIG head of research Greg Cipolaro. Go to Source
Bitcoin’s weekly close above a key support level is “good news” according to traders, and today’s rally to $56,500 could be a sign that the bottom is in. Go to Source
CoinShares expects that a 50 basis point cut is more likely if inflation comes in below expectations in the upcoming inflation report on Sept. 10. Go to Source
Bitcoin could start its rally next week, on a potential liquidity injection in the world’s largest economy. Go to Source
Despite widespread initial criticism, El Salvador is sitting on over $31 million worth of Bitcoin profit. Go to Source
Bitcoin could experience more downward pressure leading up to the Sept. 18 US interest rate cut. Will it fall below $50,000 this weekend? Go to Source