The cryptocurrency Market is experiencing a significant downturn, with traders selling off assets and causing a drop of over $160 billion since Friday. Factors like Trump’s tariff threats and global economic uncertainties are contributing to this sell-off, leaving investors unsure about the next potential Market rally. However, historical trends suggest that April can be a ...
Bitcoin recently dropped to a four-month low of $76,700, influenced by a significant decline in the S&P 500 index. Despite this 30% drop from its peak of $109,350, indicators suggest the correction may be nearing an end. While some analysts claim Bitcoin is in a bear Market, current trends differ from the drastic declines seen ...
In the crypto Market, when investors sell off their long-held Bitcoin, it may signal a bullish trend rather than a downturn, as seen in historical patterns. Analysts note that decreases in supply from long-term holders often precede significant Bitcoin price rallies. Recently, over 1 million BTC shifted from long-term to short-term holders amid rising prices ...
On January 8, Bitcoin’s price fell sharply below $95,000, reversing earlier gains when it briefly exceeded $100,000. A significant factor in this drop was the sell-off by short-term holders—those who have held Bitcoin for less than 155 days. Over 26,000 BTC, worth more than $2.4 billion, were moved to exchanges, often at a loss. This ...
In an ever-evolving financial landscape, the rise of technology significantly impacts our industry. With the introduction of automated investment management and the necessity for virtual client interactions, advisors must adapt. The increasing interest in cryptocurrencies, especially after Bitcoin’s recent surge to over $100,000, raises many questions among clients. Advisors need to confront their biases and ...
