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Bitcoin's "Deceased" Founder: A Potential Driver of Cryptocurrency Prices
Bitcoin's "Deceased" Founder: A Potential Driver of Cryptocurrency PricesFor a long time, the United States' expanding trade deficit, its $35 trillion debt pile, and the continued decline in the purchasing power of the dollar have been considered key drivers of Bitcoin's price surge. Even the possibility of Republican candidate Trump winning the election in November has been cited as a bullish catalyst for the cryptocurrency recently
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Bitcoin and Ethereum Futures Prices Decline
Bitcoin and Ethereum Futures Prices DeclineAs of the close of trading in New York on Thursday, October 17, the CME Bitcoin futures BTC main contract was trading at $67,050.00, down 1
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Bitcoin and Ethereum Futures Prices Fall in Late New York Trading on Thursday
Bitcoin and Ethereum Futures Prices Fall in Late New York Trading on ThursdayBitcoin futures (BTC) on CME closed at $59,805.00 on Thursday, down 2
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Bitcoin and Ethereum futures prices fell, CME closed lower
Bitcoin and Ethereum futures prices fell, CME closed lowerAt the end of trading in New York on Wednesday (October 9th), the CME Bitcoin futures BTC main contract closed at $60,575.00, down 2
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Bitcoin and Ethereum Futures Prices Surge
Bitcoin and Ethereum Futures Prices SurgeAs of the close of trading in New York on Thursday (September 26), the CME Bitcoin futures BTC lead contract closed at $64,705.00, up 2
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Bitcoin and Ethereum Futures Prices Drop
Bitcoin and Ethereum Futures Prices DropOn Wednesday (September 25), at the close of trading in New York, the CME Bitcoin futures contract (BTC) settled at $63,545.00, down 1
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Bitcoin Faces a Fork in the Road as Election Day Looms: Trump Win Could Drive Prices Up to $90,000, Harris Victory Might Send It Plunging to $30,000
Bitcoin Faces a Fork in the Road as Election Day Looms: Trump Win Could Drive Prices Up to $90,000, Harris Victory Might Send It Plunging to $30,000As November's election day approaches, Bitcoin is also getting closer to breaking out of its narrow trading range for the year, Bernstein analysts say. The flagship cryptocurrency has spent most of the year bouncing between $55,000 and $70,000 after reaching an all-time high in March and is likely to stay in this range until the United States decides its next president on November 5
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Gold Prices Hit All-Time Highs, Central Banks Go on Buying Spree, But Bitcoin Still Leads the Pack
Gold Prices Hit All-Time Highs, Central Banks Go on Buying Spree, But Bitcoin Still Leads the PackDuring the first half of 2024, global central bank gold purchases reached a record high of 483 tons, driving gold prices to unprecedented levels. This staggering figure represents a 5% increase from the previous record of 460 tons set in the first half of 2023, with central bank gold purchases in the second quarter alone surging 6% year-on-year to 183 tons
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Bitcoin and Ether Futures Prices Fall in Tandem
Bitcoin and Ether Futures Prices Fall in TandemAs of the close of trading in New York on Tuesday (August 27th), the CME Bitcoin Futures BTC main contract settled at $61,880.00, down 2
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Bitcoin Futures Prices Rise, Ethereum Futures Prices Fall
Bitcoin Futures Prices Rise, Ethereum Futures Prices FallAt the close of trading in New York on Tuesday (August 20), CME Bitcoin futures (BTC) settled at $59,450.00, up 0
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The Ethereum market is experiencing upward trends and has reached new high prices
The Ethereum market is experiencing upward trends and has reached new high pricesKey words: Ethereum, Market trend, New high, Gain, Financial AI Telegram messageThis text is from the AI telegram of the Financial Circle, focusing on the recent performance and outlook of the Ethereum market, reminding investors to pay attention to market dynamics and seize investment opportunities.
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Bitcoin unlikely to see large-scale rally in the short term: Analysts expect a dip test, with prices potentially reaching the $53,000-$54,000 range
Bitcoin unlikely to see large-scale rally in the short term: Analysts expect a dip test, with prices potentially reaching the $53,000-$54,000 rangeDespite the July Consumer Price Index (CPI) rising 2.9% year-on-year and inflation easing for the fourth consecutive month, the market widely expects the Federal Reserve to begin cutting interest rates next month, which briefly pushed Bitcoin to $61,500