Bitcoin price loses traction as miner profits drop and spot BTC outflows persist
Bitcoin has lost more than 10% in the past two weeks as fear of a US recession, spot Bitcoin ETF outflows and the threat of miner capitulation grows. Go to Source
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Bitcoin has lost more than 10% in the past two weeks as fear of a US recession, spot Bitcoin ETF outflows and the threat of miner capitulation grows. Go to Source
Many analysts say a drop in spot Bitcoin ETF demand is the primary reason for BTC’s price weakness, but there’s more to it than that. Go to Source
Bitcoin bulls may be in for a grim reminder of how the start of Q4 can be difficult for BTC price bullishness. Go to Source
The Bitcoin futures premium plunged to its lowest levels in 10 months, but traders have refused to turn bearish. Go to Source
Bitcoin’s weekend rally to $65,000 has evaporated despite confirmation that the US Federal Reserve will cut rates in 2024. Go to Source
Professional Bitcoin traders have yet to hop on the wagon after BTC’s weekend rally. Cointelegraph explains why. Go to Source
Economist and gold advocate Peter Schiff predicts that “precious metals mining will be the best-performing sector” this decade. He highlighted that “gold mining stocks are a steal” and anticipates “a major bull market.” Additionally, Schiff cautioned that the Federal Reserve risks making a policy mistake by cutting interest rates too soon. ‘The Stage Is Set … Read more
Bitcoin stands to gain from increasingly risk-on macro sentiment, but can it shift a stubborn BTC price range? Go to Source
Institutional spot Bitcoin ETF outflows and lowered Bitcoin miner profitability could be driving the current price drop Go to Source
UBS reported on Friday that U.S. stocks extended their rally as new economic data, including a 1% rise in July retail sales, eased concerns about a potential recession. Despite the encouraging consumer resilience, UBS cautioned that the risk of a significant economic slowdown remains, especially after weaker July jobs data. Investors are advised to wait … Read more