Bitcoin stuck under $67K despite rising demand from retail, institutions
Despite rising interest from both institutional and retail investors, the Bitcoin price has been unable to rise above the $70,000 psychological mark since July 29. Go to Source
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Despite rising interest from both institutional and retail investors, the Bitcoin price has been unable to rise above the $70,000 psychological mark since July 29. Go to Source
Spot Bitcoin ETF inflows can have a delayed effect on the BTC price, which takes a couple of days to materialize, according to market analysts. Go to Source
Industry watchers are pointing to Bitcoin’s increasing correlation with the winning odds of former President Donald Trump. Go to Source
Lekker Capital chief investment officer Quinn Thomspon says this week’s Bitcoin dip shows a “clear invalidation” when compared to previous price stumbles. Go to Source
Bitcoin’s adoption trajectory will largely depend on future macroeconomic and geopolitical concerns, according to BlackRock. Go to Source
The Fed is expected to deliver its first interest rate cut since the pandemic, which could introduce more volatility before the next Bitcoin leg up. Go to Source
According to Michael van de Poppe, an upcoming surge in global liquidity, fueled by debt refinancing, could trigger the next Bitcoin bull run. Go to Source
According to market analysts, this could be the last dip buying opportunity for Bitcoin before the next leg up. Go to Source
Bitcoin could start its rally next week, on a potential liquidity injection in the world’s largest economy. 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