Crypto Liquidations Top $480 Million as Bitcoin Fuels Market Rebound
Crypto liquidations recently jumped to more than $480 million, with short traders affected the most due to market recovery.
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Crypto liquidations recently jumped to more than $480 million, with short traders affected the most due to market recovery.
As Bitcoin reserves on Binance continue to drop, many fear it’s a sign of lost faith. However, experts argue it’s actually a bullish trend in disguise.
The UK creates a third class of personal property for crypto/stablecoins and clarifies ownership, recovery, estates, and insolvency.
Bitcoin, Solana, and XRP turned bullish in the past 24 hours as crypto ETFs saw inflows following Vanguard’s support.
Spot XRP ETFs continued to lead the crypto ETF market, recording $89.65 million in net inflows on Dec. 1, while XRP remains under selling pressure.
Bitcoin’s slide below $90,000 has resulted in Strategy’s stock dipping under the worth of the company’s BTC stash.
Michael Saylor’s Strategy (MSTR) purchased 130 additional BTC for $11.7 million, lifting its total holdings to 650,000 BTC.
Bitcoin closed November with its heaviest ETF outflows in nine months just as global liquidity evaporated.
Markets are shifting fast. As Bitcoin stumbles and falls by roughly 20% this week, attention is turning toward alternative cryptocurrencies.
A key indicator shows optimism among US crypto investors, while the leading digital asset trades above $90,000.
Bitcoin slipped below $91,000 before recovering, but on-chain data shows big holders are staying unusually quiet.
Bitcoin slipped below $91,000 before recovering, but on-chain data shows big holders are staying unusually quiet.
Bitcoin rebounds to $91,000 as the MVRV Z-Score indicator reaches its most oversold levels in history, suggesting a potential market bottom similar to 2018 and 2022 lows.
Bitcoin price has increased to $91,000, following the expectations for a 25-basis-point rate cut in December as teased by Fed officials.
A massive USDC inflow into Coinbase is raising hopes for fresh buying power entering the crypto market.