Crypto liquidations hit $1B as traders were ‘unprepared for bad news’
A crypto analyst says we are yet to see the “Santa rally” the market has been hoping for after $1 billion was liquidated in the crypto markets in just 24 hours. Go to Source
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A crypto analyst says we are yet to see the “Santa rally” the market has been hoping for after $1 billion was liquidated in the crypto markets in just 24 hours. Go to Source
The pullbacks in the crypto market will be a “buy a dip” scenario for “much longer than everyone expects,” according to Syncracy Capital co-founder Daniel Cheung. Go to Source
Swyftx lead analyst Pav Hundal says that an “exuberant move” from Bitcoin is needed to kick off the highly anticipated altcoin season. Go to Source
Almost $180 million in short positions in Bitcoin have been wiped as it hit a new all-time high, with an analyst saying it is “meaningful” that it is driven by spot demand. Go to Source
Crypto analysts suggest a Trump victory could give the crypto market a “dopamine hit,” but with considerable volatility already priced in, traders should remain cautious. Go to Source
An analyst warns that a lower CPI could squeeze Bitcoin short sellers, while a higher-than-expected CPI might lead to a Bitcoin sell-off. Go to Source
Bitcoin active addresses are declining due to a large amount of the market being “gobbled up” by institutional cash, says one analyst. Go to Source
Crypto analysts say Mt. Gox holders are more likely committed to HODLing, and the market thinks so too. Go to Source
Crypto analysts argue past performance won’t help predict Ether’s prices anymore and that Ether has “all the elements to rally like it has never seen before.” Go to Source
Australian crypto exchanges have largely praised the Treasury’s latest proposal to place crypto exchanges under the existing financial services license regime, though some worry it could put the crypto industry into a TradFi-shaped box. Go to Source