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Bitcoin chills in September: Historical trends continue, demand remains low, future remains uncertainSeptember has not been kind to Bitcoin (BTC) this year, continuing a trend that has been observed since 2013, making the month typically challenging for the top cryptocurrency. Bitcoin ended August on a negative note, while Google Trends data reveals a significant drop in public interest towards Bitcoin

Australia's First Ethereum ETF Imminent: Monochrome ConfidentAustralian asset management firm Monochrome Asset Management is confident in its application for a spot Ethereum Exchange Traded Fund (ETF), which is poised to become the first ETF in Australia to directly hold Ethereum. The company announced on September 5th that it had submitted a listing application for the Monochrome Ether ETF (IETH) to Cboe Australia, with plans to complete the listing by the end of the month

The Long and Winding Road to the "New High Consolidation Zone": BTC Navigates the Tightrope Between Capital Flows and MacroeconomicsFrom mid-March to the end of August, spanning over five months, the price of BTC oscillated repeatedly within the "new high consolidation zone," generating volatile market sentiment. During this period, global markets experienced volatile inflation and downward trends, ambiguous and clear expectations for US interest rate cuts, uncertain speculation about whether the economy would achieve a soft or hard landing, and significant market fluctuations triggered by different investors adjusting their positions as trends shifted

Recession or Top-Down Correction? Macro Data Analysis of the Crypto MarketWhile recession-mongering experts are abound, there are currently no clear signs of an economic recession. Instead, we see trends of increased government spending, currency depreciation, and global liquidity, which will continue until 2025, creating a favorable environment for risk assets, including cryptocurrencies

Has the Crypto Market Bottomed Out? Opportunities Hidden Behind August's CorrectionAugust was undoubtedly a tough month for the crypto market, with Bitcoin (BTC) experiencing a 30% correction, from its high of $70,000 to a low of around $49,000. However, analysts predict that the decline below $50,000 may mark the bottom of the correction, with improvements expected in the final quarter of 2024

Bitcoin ETF Outflows Hit $287 Million as BTC Drops Below $56,000 Amid Recession FearsBitcoin ETFs witnessed daily outflows of $287.8 million as risk-off sentiment in both crypto and traditional risk markets intensified

Bitcoin Price Volatility to Trigger Massive Liquidations: $55,000 is the Key LevelAccording to ChainCatcher, if Bitcoin drops below $55,000, the cumulative liquidation intensity of long positions across major CEXs will reach $746 million. Conversely, if Bitcoin breaks above $58,000, the cumulative liquidation intensity of short positions across major CEXs will reach $900 million

Bitcoin's price decline sparks market concern, risk assets fall across the boardBitcoin recently hit a one-month low, fueling market anxieties and leading to a widespread decline in global risk assets. The cryptocurrency plunged over 4% at one point before recovering slightly

Bitcoin Plunges to One-Month Low as Traders Await Nonfarm Payrolls DataSINGAPORE, Sept. 4 (Caixin) - Bitcoin hovered near a one-month low on Thursday, as economic concerns triggered a broad sell-off in global risk assets

Bitcoin and Ethereum Futures Dropped on Tuesday, Losses Widened Ahead of ISM Manufacturing Index ReleaseAt the close of trading in New York on Tuesday, the CME Bitcoin futures contract (BTC) settled at $58,485.00, down 1

Upside Down in Bitcoin Price on September 4: New Low RecordRecently, according to market reports, the price of Bitcoin has fallen below $58,000, a decline of 2.56%

New York Market Bitcoin Futures Update: CME Price Fluctuations and Economic News CrosscheckIt is worth noting that at 18:05 Beijing time, Bitcoin price once hit a new low of USD 58,000, which triggered widespread market attention. This price fluctuation not only reflects the general market concern about cryptocurrencies, but also reflects the complexity and uncertainty of the cryptocurrency market