Bitcoin correction ‘almost done’ as realized losses rise above weekly average
Bitcoin traders’ realized losses have likely peaked, possibly marking the bottom of the current BTC price sell-off. Go to Source
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Bitcoin traders’ realized losses have likely peaked, possibly marking the bottom of the current BTC price sell-off. Go to Source
Bitcoin investors realized profits as BTC price hit new all-time highs throughout November. Now that the metric has reset, new highs could be in store. Go to Source
Bitcoin leveraged bets are off the table after repeated washouts — but BTC price action is seen beating all-time highs within days. Go to Source
Bitcoin’s rebound from this week’s flash crash re-set key price metrics and paved a path for BTC to chase after the $115,000 level. Go to Source
Crypto exchanges clocked more than $10 trillion in volume across spot and derivatives markets, CCData said. Go to Source
Van Eck says BTC can reach a price of $180,000 this cycle but warned that elevated funding rates could be showing early signs of “overheating.” Go to Source
As Bitcoin prices soared following the election, big banks are reportedly accruing $1.4 billion from futures contracts. Go to Source
Bitcoin’s price rejection at $68,500 and the record high use of leverage could be signs that BTC is in for a sharp correction. Go to Source
Arkham Intelligence’s token, ARKM, is up more than 16% on the news, according to CoinGecko. Go to Source
With dozens of layer-1 blockchains on the market, communication between networks has become a significant pain point for the broader adoption of Web3-based applications. Go to Source