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US Bitcoin ETFs See Largest Single-Day Outflows Since Listing, Investors Exit High-Risk Assets
US Bitcoin ETFs See Largest Single-Day Outflows Since Listing, Investors Exit High-Risk AssetsSeptember 9, 2023 - US Bitcoin ETFs experienced their longest single-day net outflows since their launch earlier this year, a move that reflects broader investor pullback from high-risk assets amid global market challenges. Data compiled by Bloomberg shows that investors pulled nearly $1
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US Bitcoin ETFs See Sustained Outflows, Bitcoin Price Rebounds Slightly Amid Market Turmoil
US Bitcoin ETFs See Sustained Outflows, Bitcoin Price Rebounds Slightly Amid Market TurmoilUS Bitcoin ETFs have experienced their longest stretch of daily outflows since their launch earlier this year, as investors pull back from high-risk assets amid global market challenges. According to institutional data, investors withdrew nearly $1
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Last Week in Crypto: Bitcoin ETFs See Outflow of Over $700 Million, Arthur Hayes Turns Bearish on Bitcoin, Fed Rate Cut Expectations Remain Uncertain After Nonfarm Payrolls
Last Week in Crypto: Bitcoin ETFs See Outflow of Over $700 Million, Arthur Hayes Turns Bearish on Bitcoin, Fed Rate Cut Expectations Remain Uncertain After Nonfarm PayrollsLast week, the crypto market experienced significant volatility, with investors keenly focused on factors such as Federal Reserve rate cut expectations, the release of nonfarm payrolls data, and net outflows from Bitcoin ETFs. Here's a quick look at the hottest topics and recommended content from the past week in crypto:Bitcoin ETFs Outflow Exceeds $700 Million, Market Panic SpreadsAccording to FarsideInvestors data, US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a cumulative net outflow of $7
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Cryptocurrency Market Plunges! Bitcoin Drops Below $54,000, Investor Panic Intensifies
Cryptocurrency Market Plunges! Bitcoin Drops Below $54,000, Investor Panic IntensifiesThe cryptocurrency market has once again suffered a major setback, with Bitcoin dropping over 4% and currently trading below $54,000. Ethereum, the second-largest cryptocurrency, has fallen over 6%
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Bitcoin Plunges Over 7%, Breaking Below $52,900: Weak US Job Data, Institutional Outflows, and Miner Selling Pressure Intensify
Bitcoin Plunges Over 7%, Breaking Below $52,900: Weak US Job Data, Institutional Outflows, and Miner Selling Pressure IntensifyBitcoin (BTC) price experienced a significant drop on September 7, plummeting over 7% and breaking below $52,900 for the first time since late July. This sharp decline has sparked widespread concern among investors and cryptocurrency enthusiasts, with many speculating about Bitcoin's next move
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Bitcoin Plunges Below $54,000, US Stocks Suffer Major Losses as Market Volatility Intensifies
Bitcoin Plunges Below $54,000, US Stocks Suffer Major Losses as Market Volatility IntensifiesAccording to Coinglass data, Bitcoin has dropped over 4%, breaking below the $54,000 mark, while Ethereum has seen an even steeper decline of over 6%. In the past 24 hours, over 86,000 traders have liquidated their positions in the cryptocurrency market
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ETH/BTC Rate Falls Below April 2021 Low, Down 44% Since the Merge
ETH/BTC Rate Falls Below April 2021 Low, Down 44% Since the MergeCryptoQuant, a crypto analytics platform, reported on social media that the ETH/BTC rate has fallen by 44% since the Ethereum Merge in September 2022. The ETH/BTC rate is currently at 0
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Bitcoin Plunges Below $54,000 as Fed Rate Cut Expectations and Outflows Weigh
Bitcoin Plunges Below $54,000 as Fed Rate Cut Expectations and Outflows WeighBitcoin prices have plummeted again, falling more than 4% and breaking below $54,000. The second-largest cryptocurrency, Ethereum, has seen an even steeper decline, falling over 6%
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Bitcoin and Ethereum Futures Close Lower on Friday, Down Over 10% This Week
Bitcoin and Ethereum Futures Close Lower on Friday, Down Over 10% This WeekAt the close of trading in New York on Friday, CME Bitcoin futures (BTC) settled at $52,980.00, down 5
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Bitcoin Plunges Below $54,000, US Stocks Dive: Where Do Investors Go from Here?
Bitcoin Plunges Below $54,000, US Stocks Dive: Where Do Investors Go from Here?Bitcoin's price has taken another significant tumble, dropping below $54,000, marking a decline of over 4%. The second-largest cryptocurrency, Ethereum, saw an even steeper fall, exceeding 6%
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Bitcoin plunges below $55,000: Can it hold $52,000?
Bitcoin plunges below $55,000: Can it hold $52,000?Bitcoin has experienced a recent decline, falling below $55,000 and testing a demand zone not seen since August. While this break has sparked market concerns, some analysts believe a support level might exist around $55,000, potentially pushing prices back towards $58,000
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Ethereum Plunges Below $2,300, Reaching Lowest Point Since August 5th
Ethereum Plunges Below $2,300, Reaching Lowest Point Since August 5thOn September 6th, Ethereum fell to a low of $2,300, marking its lowest point since August 5th. The decline represents a near 3% drop in the past 24 hours