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Bitcoin Rallies Back to $70K, Coinbase BTC Supply Hits 9-Year Low
Bitcoin made a strong rebound in the last week of March, reclaiming the $70,000 level. Market sentiment was bullish, with major cryptocurrencies posting gains, and Coinbase reported its lowest BTC supply in nine years
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Bitcoin fell below $37000 per coin, down 1.73% during the day
Bitcoin fell below $37000 per coin, down 1.73% during the day
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Due to tight BTC supply, Bitcoin institutional capital inflows will exceed $1 billion in 2023
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Slowing down after Bitcoin's surge: Will BTC prices continue to decline further?
According to popular cryptocurrency analyst Ali Martinez,BitcoinThe whale began profit taking on November 3rd and benefited from the increase in BTC from $35000 to nearly $38000.The next support level is $36400, and if the price falls below this level, it may lead to a further pullback to $30200
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Bitcoin (BTC) erased recent gains, but the trend towards higher and lower points remains intact
Bitcoin (BTC USD) briefly fell below $35000 on Tuesday, the first time in a week, despite price charts showing that the bull market is still intact.Due to increasing optimism about the possibility of approval for spot Bitcoin (BTC-USD) exchange traded funds, the most anticipated cryptocurrency hit nearly $38000 on Thursday and fell 3
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Ethereum (ETH) erupts, followed by an ecosystem
ETH has just broken through after consolidation over the past three days. The next step of going higher can drive the Ethereum ecosystem's counterfeit currency to soar
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Ethereum prices have risen to a 52 week high, breaking through $2000, due to the following reasons
Ethereum (ETH) has gone through a considerable upward trajectory, reaching its annual highest price point this week and reaching an impressive 52 week high.Ethereum's prices are supported by the latest developmentsThe soaring prices of Ethereum can be traced back to several factors driving the growth of cryptocurrencies
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Bitcoin Week: Slow Growth, Whale and ETF Speculation
Bitcoin Week: Slow Growth, Whale and ETF Speculation # BTC # # Cryptocurrency # # ETH # # NASDAQ # # US Stocks # Blockchain Ethereum Bitcoin # Federal Reserve # Non Agricultural # CPI # Hong Kong # Singapore # # Market Speculation#As a leading cryptocurrency, Bitcoin has started the week relatively slowly and remains within the price range since the end of October. Over the past week, Bitcoin prices have slightly increased by 1
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Rising and falling, Bitcoin fell below 35000, Ethereum hit over 1780 positions and sold out over $100 million
After failing to challenge $36000 on the platform yesterday, Bitcoin experienced a volatile decline, with its lowest point reaching $34300 late today (3rd) and Ethereum reaching $1780.The price of Bitcoin (BTC) fluctuated at a high point for several days and was only less than $20 away from $36000 at around 10 am yesterday (2nd)
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Ethereum (ETF) Whale extracted 8698ETH from Coin An for the following reasons
ETH has risen 2.64% in the past 24 hours, trading at $1840According to Lookonchain, an on chain data provider, a cryptocurrency address with a large cryptocurrency balance is considered a whale, and a withdrawal of 8698ETH was initiated from one of the world's largest and most well-known cryptocurrency exchanges, Coin
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BTC volatility is at a 10-year low and there are four signs that Bitcoin is about to start the next bull market
According to Econometrics, the volatility patterns typically associated with Bitcoin will undergo significant changes by 2023. Compared to the previous decade, this year is an unprecedented period of stability, with volatility consistently hovering between 20% and 40%
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The exchange rate between ETH and BTC has reached a new low, and Bitcoin stands out. How long has Ethereum been eclipsed?
Recently, with the significant increase in BTC caused by ETFs, some counterfeit currencies have also followed suit. However, ETH has once again chosen to be absent, and the ETH/BTC exchange rate has hit a new low with an accelerating downward trend