Price analysis 2/17: SPX, DXY, BTC, ETH, XRP, BNB, SOL, DOGE, ADA, LINK
Bitcoin bulls appear reluctant to buy dips after BTC’s repeat failures to secure a close above $98,500. Go to Source
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Bitcoin bulls appear reluctant to buy dips after BTC’s repeat failures to secure a close above $98,500. Go to Source
The Office of the Pardon Attorney has a backlog of roughly 10,000 petitions. Unless a convict has political connections, the chances of clemency are slim. Go to Source
The exchange seeks to list the ETF as a commodities-based trust, according to the filing. Go to Source
BTC price downside looks increasingly likely as Bitcoin chart analysis prepares for a “shakeout.” Go to Source
The executive director of the Wyoming Stable Token Commission, Anthony Apollo, said a “real-time, traceable ecosystem is exponentially better” than the current system. Go to Source
Bitcoin ETPs saw the largest outflows last week, as BTC is highly sensitive to interest rate expectations, CoinShares’ James Butterfill said. Go to Source
Binance co-founder and chief customer service officer Yi He also said Binance isn’t for sale and implied it’s open to buying out its rivals. Go to Source
XRP’s latest pullback has possibly produced a classic bullish continuation structure on the price chart, with a profit target above $3.00. Go to Source
Crypto trader Jordan Fish said a social layer might not work as there’s no way to “effectively socially shame the shameless.” Go to Source
US Senator Rand Paul has called for an audit of Fort Knox gold reserves, sparking a debate over Bitcoin’s transparency and financial trust compared to traditional assets. Go to Source