Bitcoin January slump nothing new in ‘post-halving years’ — Analysts
Bitcoin has fallen 10% so far this month but analysts say it has fallen between 25% and 30% in the month of January in past post-halving markets. Go to Source
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Bitcoin has fallen 10% so far this month but analysts say it has fallen between 25% and 30% in the month of January in past post-halving markets. Go to Source
Bitcoin has fallen 14.5% from its peak high this month as the cryptocurrency dipped below $92,500 this week. Go to Source
The objective of Cycles is to “clear the most debt for the most people with the least money,” Informal Systems’ CEO Ethan Buchman said. Go to Source
Bitcoin declined by a very similar amount following the halving in 2016 and before the 2017 bull run. Go to Source
Following a 23% correction, Bitcoin may have just entered a post-halving reaccumulation zone, according to one analyst. Go to Source
Veteran trader Peter Brandt sparked debate after suggesting BTC may have already hit its peak this cycle, but even he didn’t put much stock in the theory. Go to Source
In an analysis posted on Tradingview, cryptocurrency analyst Tradingshot presents a view where bitcoin might cross the $330,000 threshold. Utilizing a blend of historical pattern disruptions and the Theory of Diminishing Returns (TODR), the market analyst posits that the upcoming cycle may break from the traditional pattern of lesser yields. Bitcoin’s Journey Towards a Possible … Read more
Bitcoin’s months of sideways action have been uncannily similar to the previous two BTC market cycles, which saw a pivot in November leading up to a halving event. Go to Source
Delphi Digital co-founder Kevin Kelly believes a recent change in a key U.S. manufacturing business index could be one of the bellwethers for a crypto bull run. Go to Source
A new study on digital currency-related lawsuits since 2018 shows a 42% increase in crypto lawsuits in 2022. The highest number of claims in a single year was recorded last year, with 41 total claims in the United States. The research also shows that the majority of lawsuits came from the U.S. Securities and Exchange … Read more