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Bitcoin "Golden Cross" Resurfaces, Institutional and Retail Demand Rise in Tandem, Market Outlook PositiveBitcoin (BTC) has recently exhibited robust performance, forming a crucial technical pattern known as the "Golden Cross." This signal, which occurs when the 30-day moving average (30-DMA) crosses above the 365-day moving average (365-DMA), is generally perceived as a strong bullish indication for the market

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

China Plans $142 Billion Injection to Boost Economy, Bitcoin ETF Demand SoarsInvestor demand for Bitcoin ETFs has surged as China contemplates injecting up to $142 billion into its state-owned banks to buoy its struggling economy. Meanwhile, Ethereum and WorldCoin are both experiencing strong performance, surging past $2,500 and 14% respectively

Bitcoin's Road to $80,000: A Long and Winding One: Demand Drops, Whales Dump, Can It Rekindle the Rally?Investors have been eagerly anticipating Bitcoin (BTC) to hit new all-time highs, but recent trends suggest this milestone may be further away than anticipated. While a wave of optimism has propelled the market upwards, shifts in macroeconomic trends and changes in the behavior of market participants have introduced new challenges

Bitcoin Hovers Above $64,000: Breakout Above August High Could Confirm Bullish Rebound, But Waning Spot Market Demand Hints at Short-Term ConsolidationBitcoin is currently hovering above $64,000, just a short distance from its August high of $65,200. Bitfinex analysts point out that a break above this level would signify the end of the long-term downtrend since the March high, confirming a broader uptrend from the October low below $30,000

Bitcoin Poised for Breakout in Q4: Institutional Demand and Innovation Drive Cryptomarket GrowthAs the fourth quarter of 2024 approaches, analysts anticipate continued growth for Bitcoin and the broader cryptocurrency industry, driven by institutional adoption and favorable market conditions. Several analysts believe key indicators suggest Bitcoin's price will surge in October, propelled by institutional buying and an evolving regulatory landscape, with projections of new highs ranging from $58,000 to $72,000

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

US Stocks Plunge, Bitcoin Suffers? September Market Volatility Demands Caution!The Nasdaq Composite Index plunged 3% overnight, with Nvidia and Apple leading the decline, sparking concerns about a potential burst of the decade-long US stock market bubble. Bitcoin also suffered a significant drop, mirroring the US stock market downturn

Bitcoin Hovers Around $60,000, Liquidation Clusters and Lackluster Retail Demand Hinder BreakoutBitcoin closed above its 200-day moving average for the first time since August 13th, but this doesn't necessarily signal a complete takeover by bulls. Despite a 3

Bitcoin Price Drops Again on Waning Demand for US ETF, Reduced Bets on Fed Easing Summary Bitcoin prices have fallen again amid cooling demand for a dedicated US exchange-traded fund (ETF) and reduced bets on monetary policy easing by the Federal Reserve. The robust rally in cryptocurrencies this year is losing steam as persistent US price pressures prompt investors to pare back bets on Fed rate cuts, buoying Treasury yields and the US dollar

Bitcoin prices fell again on April 2nd as demand for a US spot exchange-traded fund (ETF) waned and bets on a dovish pivot by the Federal Reserve diminished. The cryptocurrency's strong rally this year is losing steam as persistent U

On April 2, Bitcoin price fell once again, driven by cooling demand for US-based exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and a reduced appetite for betting on monetary easing by the Federal Reserve. Subdued Demand Cooling demand for US-based ETFs is a major factor behind Bitcoin's price decline