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Bitcoin Rebounds Strongly After Consolidation: Institutional Investment and Elections Fuel Market Optimism?
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
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Nasdaq Recovers, Bitcoin Plunges, Hong Kong Stocks Decline: Market Volatility Amidst Institutional Optimism for Chinese Assets
Nasdaq Recovers, Bitcoin Plunges, Hong Kong Stocks Decline: Market Volatility Amidst Institutional Optimism for Chinese AssetsFollowing declines across the three major U.S
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Bitcoin Under the Shadow of US Recession Fears: Market Volatility Amid Long-Term Optimism
Bitcoin Under the Shadow of US Recession Fears: Market Volatility Amid Long-Term OptimismRecently, the global financial market has been shrouded in the gloom of a looming US recession. The release of the US PMI index, which has fallen into contraction territory for two consecutive months, coupled with the "Black Thursday" event on August 5th, has fueled panic among investors to sell off risk assets
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Rising Community: Bitcoin (BTC) Unrealized Net Profit and Loss (NUPL) Between Fear and Optimism
The NUPL indicator of Bitcoin shows the struggle between fear and optimism regions, and the current adjustment has returned to the fear region.Despite recent surrender, short-term Bitcoin holders have shown signs of reversal, indicating a potential strong return in the market
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Bitcoin's "halving" inspires optimism, analysts predict prices will rise above $50000 by 2024
According to cryptocurrency analysts' predictions, due to the "halving" mechanism limiting the supply of new tokens, the rebound in Bitcoin is only the beginning of a new round of upward trend, which will exceed $50000 next year.This largest digital asset has risen 67% since December 31st, partially recovering from the astonishing decline in 2022