Bitcoin could dip to $70K, but current price a ‘good entry point’ — Fundstrat
Fundstrat’s Tom Lee says those who buy Bitcoin around $90,000 now won’t “lose money” over the long term. Go to Source
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Fundstrat’s Tom Lee says those who buy Bitcoin around $90,000 now won’t “lose money” over the long term. Go to Source
Bitcoin’s fall below $90,000 is a negative sign, but the bulls are expected to vigorously defend the $85,000 level. Go to Source
The market sentiment index score hasn’t been in the “Neutral” zone since Oct. 14, when Bitcoin was trading around $63,000. Go to Source
The return of the Bitcoin “Coinbase premium” could be a sign that BTC price is on the path to $138,000. Go to Source
Sustained buying by institutional investors pushed Bitcoin above $100,000, opening the doors for a retest of the all-time high. Go to Source
Although the US dollar has lost over 90% of its value since 1913, it continues to dominate all other fiat currencies as a store of value. Go to Source
Russia has all legal tools to use digital financial assets and Bitcoin in foreign trade, Finance Minister Anton Siluanov said. Go to Source
Bitcoin remains under pressure, but the bulls are expected to defend the $90,000 support. Go to Source
Sustained demand from buyers has pushed Bitcoin to a new all-time high, opening the doors for a rally toward $113,000. Go to Source
Ripple’s RLUSD stablecoin is set for its trading debut on Dec. 17 on platforms including Uphold, MoonPay, Archax and CoinMENA, the company said. Go to Source