MicroStrategy shares fumble as Q3 earnings fall just short of estimates
MicroStrategy’s stock price dropped after its Q3 earnings missed estimates, while an analyst forecasts more potential volatility after the US elections. Go to Source
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MicroStrategy’s stock price dropped after its Q3 earnings missed estimates, while an analyst forecasts more potential volatility after the US elections. Go to Source
A crypto analyst argues that Bitcoin’s price needs to return to levels seen around the launch of spot Bitcoin ETFs for an optimal entry point. Go to Source
There could be seasonal, political and other reasons why Bitcoin has dipped below $65,000, but Mt. Gox Bitcoin sales aren’t one of them, say analysts. Go to Source
Spot Bitcoin ETFs in the United States have just notched their 19th day of inflows. Traders explain why it hasn’t led to a surge in the price of Bitcoin. Go to Source
Bitcoin’s price has sat in the “boredom zone” for over a month, leaving traders guessing about a potential surge or retracement. Go to Source
Bitcoin needs the high yield rate to fall as low as 6% if it wants to reach a “sustainable all-time high”, says crypto analyst Timothy Peterson. Go to Source
Bitcoin’s price chart is resembling that of just weeks after the 2016 halving and it could be “hovering around” a local bottom, according to crypto traders. Go to Source
The number of irretrievably lost bitcoins has now reached 6 million, which leaves 13.3 million as coins that remain in circulation, Timothy Peterson of Cane Island Alternative Advisors has said. Peterson added that out of the 1.7 million bitcoins that will be mined in the next 100 years or more, one million coins will be … Read more
A cryptocurrency analyst, Timothy Peterson claims that 1,500 bitcoins are lost each day meaning only 14 million BTC will ever circulate. The figure is at odds with the estimate of many organizations including Markets.bitcoin.com which place the figure at 18.5 million coins. Still, Peterson, who is the CAIA Manager at Cane Island Alternative Advisors, argues … Read more
A cryptocurrency analyst has suggested that price manipulation was behind Bitcoin’s current (and previous) all-time highs, and that the $20,000 December 2017 price was “fake.” Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico