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Bitcoin Reversal Falls Below $67,000, Market Panic Spreads, Liquidations Exceed $200 MillionAfter reaching a high of $69,546 in the early morning yesterday, Bitcoin saw selling pressure emerge. It fell below $67,000 late last night and plunged close to the $66,500 level around 8:30 this morning, quickly falling below the low of October 17th before rebounding, again washing out a number of investors

Bitcoin Could Hit $100,000 Sooner than Expected, Solana Could Surge 400% on Trump Win: Crypto Market Weekly Watch Driven by institutional inflows, economic instability, and political uncertainty, Bitcoin could break through the $100,000 mark sooner than anticipated. Meanwhile, Solana could see a staggering 400% surge if Donald Trump wins the upcoming election, while events like Musk's million-dollar campaign participation and the launch of ApeChain are creating ripples in the market

Bitcoin Falls out of Top 10 Global Asset Market Cap, Brazil's Central Bank Accelerates Digital Asset Regulation

Is Ethereum a Dog? Can the Prague Upgrade Save the Market? (Part 1)Unlike the Cancun upgrade in the first half of the year, which was hyped up for six months beforehand with various calls to action, the Prague upgrade has arrived, and many token holders and stakers are unaware of it! The main reason for this is likely the dismal performance of the token price and the disappointing outcome of the Cancun upgrade, which saw prices fall instead of rise, and continued to decline.1

Bitcoin and gold surge on safe-haven demand: Stock market volatility and rate cut expectations spark market risk aversionBitcoin (BTC) and gold prices saw an upward trend in early trading on Wednesday, fueled by recent stock market volatility, uncertainty over the rate cut outlook, and ongoing geopolitical tensions. Traders opted for safe-haven strategies to safeguard their assets, leading to increased demand for haven assets

Bitcoin Surges Past $68,000, Bulls Remain Strong, Ethereum Poised for Breakout: In-depth Market Analysis and Investment StrategySince entering October, the global economic landscape continues to be complex and volatile. However, the Federal Reserve maintained interest rates unchanged, hinting at potentially easing monetary policy in the future

Is Bitcoin Back in a Bull Market? Multiple Factors Drive Price Above $67,000Bitcoin's price surged past $67,000 per coin on the evening of October 15th, Beijing time, marking its highest point since July 30th. As of October 16th, 7:47 PM, the price has reached $68,400 per coin, reflecting a 4

Cryptocurrency Market Analysis: BTC Breaks Out of Triangle Consolidation, Major Altcoins Move Defense Positions UpBitcoin (BTC)In the article published on the 15th, we noted that Bitcoin was inside a triangle convergence zone. To continue its upward trend, it had to break through the upper resistance level of the triangle at $67,200

Cryptocurrency stocks surge pre-market, Bitcoin breaks $68,000October 16, pre-market gains in US-listed cryptocurrency stocks expanded. CleanSpark rose nearly 5%, MARA climbed over 4%, MicroStrategy and Coinbase gained over 3%

Bitcoin Rebounds Strongly After Consolidation: Institutional Investment and Elections Fuel Market Optimism?Yesterday (October 10th), Bitcoin's price retreated to the $60,000 level, entering a narrow range of consolidation. However, it continued to fluctuate downwards overnight, reaching a low of $58,900, its lowest point since September 17th

Bitcoin Market Shakes: Bounce After $58,900 Low, What's Ahead?Just today, October 11, 2024, the Bitcoin market witnessed significant volatility, with the price dipping to a low of $58,900 before quickly rebounding to $60,634. This move not only reflects the ever-changing market sentiment but also reveals how investors react differently to macroeconomic uncertainty and technical signals

Fed Minutes Spark Market Volatility, Bitcoin and Gold Dip While Stocks RiseOn Wednesday, October 10th, the stock market exhibited strong performance, while Bitcoin (BTC) and gold, assets commonly considered "safe havens," experienced declines. This phenomenon was attributed to the release of the Federal Reserve's September meeting minutes, which revealed internal discrepancies in the central bank's stance on the magnitude of upcoming interest rate cuts