Btc

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Bitcoin Keeps Plunging and There's No Sign of Stopping. Where the ... (Barron's)

Bitcoin and other digital assets should, in theory, trade independently of mainstream financial markets. But the recent selloff in cryptocurrencies largely ...

The price of Bitcoin has fallen 4% over the past 24 hours to below $33,300, deepening losses from over the weekend after changing hands around $36,000 on Friday. It puts the largest crypto at its lowest level since January, and a move well below $33,000 would mark a new yearly bottom and the lowest level since July 2021.... Cryptocurrency prices tumbled over the weekend and into Monday, with Bitcoin nearing a yearly low as investors continued to dump risky assets amid a tough stock market and challenging macroeconomic backdrop.

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Bitcoin Just Dropped Below $30000—What Drove This Latest ... (Forbes)

Bitcoin prices have suffered some heavy losses lately, falling to less than $30,000 during a day where risk assets experienced a broad sell-off.

But when observed over a multi-year timeline, their overall rise in price was nothing short of meteoric.” Between rate hikes and asset sales, these financial institutions could have a significant impact on the global asset markets, which many believe have become inflated as a result of unprecedented stimulus. “The crypto world is experiencing a rate of adoption globally that is incredibly fast – perhaps at twice the rate at which the internet itself was adopted in the 90s,” Powell noted. “What I think is important to keep in mind here is that, longer term, Bitcoin and the crypto industry more generally are undergoing a process that is quite different from what traditional equities are experiencing right now,” he stated. “Bitcoin’s decline is primarily based on these macro factors and the rising risks of a global credit deleveraging that are at play, as opposed to its fundamentals, adoption, and growth potential,” said Rule. “Rising rates, a historic pace of monetary policy tightening to combat unprecedented levels of inflation, a strengthening U.S. Dollar versus other global currencies, and a deterioration in global growth outlooks are all macroeconomic forces at play that are driving bitcoin lower,” he stated.

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Bitcoin Funds Had Surprise Inflows as Markets Plunged (Coindesk)

Some $45 million flowed into these funds in the week through May 6. Investors apparently bought the market dip.

The leader in news and information on cryptocurrency, digital assets and the future of money, CoinDesk is a media outlet that strives for the highest journalistic standards and abides by a strict set of editorial policies. The newsletter seeks to bolster its DAO and NFT sales with the funding. The price briefly spiked to $40,000 after the U.S. Federal Reserve hiked rates by 0.5 percentage point last week. “Interestingly, we have not seen the same spike in investment-product trading activity, as we typically see historically during extreme price weakness periods," Butterfill said. This came despite a plunge in prices for bitcoin ( BTC) and most other cryptocurrencies. The newsletter seeks to bolster its DAO and NFT sales with the funding.

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First Mover Americas: Institutions Look To Be Selling BTC in Falling ... (Coindesk)

The latest moves in crypto markets in context for May 9, 2022.

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