Bitcoin UTXOs echoing March 2020 ‘black swan’ crash — New research
BTC price performance may be weathering a storm not seen since COVID-19 sparked a 60% drawdown three-and-a-half years ago. Go to Source
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BTC price performance may be weathering a storm not seen since COVID-19 sparked a 60% drawdown three-and-a-half years ago. Go to Source
The Securities and Exchange Commission will inevitably approve a spot Bitcoin ETF, but we should retain some healthy skepticism about the risks it will create. Go to Source
Bitcoin hodlers need to look at November 2024 for clues as to when BTC price will aim for the moon next, says CryptoCon. Go to Source
BTC price centers on the 200-week exponential moving average, while analysts warn that Bitcoin and risk assets are in danger from a surging dollar. Go to Source
Bitcoin has the fuel to claw back some lost ground by the end of the year, but hodlers should be prepared for BTC price local lows first, says the Decentrader co-founder. Go to Source
“The change should help MicroStrategy and other companies that hold digital assets to eliminate the poor optics that have been created by impairment losses,” said analysts from Berenberg Capital. Go to Source
The blockchain analytics firm claims Grayscale is the world’s second-largest BTC entity. Go to Source
Bitcoin and several major altcoins continue to show weakness, but a few data points do favor bulls in the short-term. Go to Source
BTC price action reflects a tug-of-war between weak bulls and bears, but Bitcoin breaking down is firmly on the cards. Go to Source
“We believe the Trust’s nearly one million investors deserve this fair playing field as quickly as possible,” Grayscale’s lawyers wrote to the regulator. Go to Source