#Bitcoin
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Bitcoin rebounds toward $79K after weekend bloodbath, but analysts warn critical inflection point could determine if crypto winter continues or recovery begins.
SpaceX-xAI merger inherits 8,300 bitcoin worth $650M, raising accounting questions as Tesla's crypto volatility experience looms over potential IPO
Compass Point analysts see crypto bear market nearing end with bitcoin likely bottoming between $60K-$68K, unless broader equity markets collapse.
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[email protected]GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen calls new consumer acquisition plan 'way more compelling than bitcoin' as company moves 4,710 BTC to Coinbase Prime, signaling potential sale
CME bitcoin futures reopened $7,000 below Friday's close, creating a significant price gap that historically tends to fill. What does this mean for traders?
MicroStrategy added 855 bitcoin before last week's crash, bringing its 5.5-year bitcoin experiment to barely break-even territory. Is Saylor's strategy still viable?
A weekend selloff wiped nearly $290 billion from crypto markets as bitcoin fell to $74,674 and ether to $2,164. What's behind the sudden retreat from risk assets?
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[email protected]Binance transferred 1,315 bitcoin to its SAFU fund, but the move was internal reallocation rather than the massive market buying spree investors anticipated.
While options traders scrambled for protection and $500M in leveraged positions got liquidated, prediction markets barely budged. Two markets, same asset, different speeds.
Bitcoin crashed to $77,000 over the weekend, erasing $800 billion in market value and knocking it out of the global top 10 assets as geopolitical tensions and dollar strength shatter the 'digital gold' narrative.
Bitcoin plunged below $78K triggering mass liquidations as analysts warn months of downside ahead. Options traders bet $1.16B on further decline below $75K
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[email protected]Four months after October's liquidation cascade, crypto markets remain fragile while traders point fingers at the world's largest exchange for bitcoin's continued decline.