Investors Withdrew US$453 Million from Bitcoin
According to exchange data tracked by CoinShares, investors have withdrawn US$423 million in funds from digital assets last week, the largest such weekly outflow on record. Almost all the outflows were from Bitcoin (BTC), which experienced a net withdrawal of US$453 million in investments, CoinShares said. CoinShares shared that Bitcoin assets under management were at...
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Compass Mining loses Bitcoin mining facility for neglecting energy bill - Cryptopolitan
Hosting provider Dynamics Mining has ended its hosting arrangement with Compass Mining. Dynamics the firm has failed to pay essential bills and was in default on its obligations under the terms of their hosting agreement.
Top Binance Exec To Keep Buying Bitcoin, But There's A Catch - Coingape
The world's largest crypto exchange Binance and its executives have strongly supported Bitcoin amid its price fall under intense market pressure. Brian Shroder, CEO of Binance said buying Bitcoin and continue accumulating Bitcoin at dips, just like he did when Bitcoin was at $29,000 and $19,000.
Crypto Analyst Explains Why Bitcoin Is ‘Incredibly Cheap Right Now' - CryptoGlobe
On Monday (June 27), crypto analyst Will Clemente, who is Lead Insights Analyst at Blockware Solutions, took a closer look at the Bitcoin price. Clemente, who was using data from blockchain data and intelligence platform Glassnode, was basing his claim on the fact that the Mayer Multiple is currently around 0.6. The Mayer Multiple, which
Regulatory Fog Remains as SEC Chief Doesn't Mention Ethereum as a Commodity, Does Not Say Bitcoin is the Only One Either - Cryptonews
Ethereum (ETH) advocates have reacted after the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chairman Gary Gensler refrained from labeling the coin a commodity – and instead chose to name bitcoin (BTC) among the tokens the SEC chiefs before him deemed a non-security. He, however, contrary to many reports, did not single out bitcoin as 'the only' commodity.
Bitcoin price analysis: Rejection from $21k hints at more downside below $19k - Cryptopolitan
Current Bitcoin price analysis shows that BTC/USD is going down under once again as the price has been repeatedly rejected from the $21k level. The sellers are unrelenting near the higher price levels as per on-chain analytics.
US adults turn strong hands, predict Bitcoin at $38,000 on average in 6 months - Cryptopolitan
Latest cryptocurrency survey conducted by Morning Consult shows that cryptocurrency owners in the United States are quite optimistic about the future price of Bitcoin. The number of owners barely changed despite the price crashes, which drove down the general crypto market cap to under $1 trillion.
Voyager, 3AC, BTC, USDC in loan; default- Everything unexpected - AMBCrypto
Many cryptocurrency-based firms have faced the wrath of a crypto meltdown that saw LUNA drop to zero. Interestingly, Three Arrows Capital (3AC), the beleaguered cryptocurrency firm tops the chart.
Elevate The Status Of Your Portfolio By Investing In Gnox (GNOX), Bitcoin (BTC) And Litecoin (LTC) - CoinPedia
If your portfolio needs help right now, you're in the right place. While the wider crypto space has had a testing few weeks, things aren't all bad. In fact, the market right now could be viewed with positive caution, because a couple of weeks ago new lows were being predicted across the board. These lows …
Crypto Analyst Warns Sharp Bitcoin Breakdown Appears Imminent – Here's How Low BTC May Go - The Daily Hodl
A closely tracked crypto strategist is warning Bitcoin traders and investors that BTC could be 48 hours away from resuming its downtrend. In a new strategy session, pseudonymous analyst Cheds says Bitcoin is still in a macro downtrend and BTC's recent rally from the lows of $17,600 is likely to meet an abrupt end. “I'm The post Crypto Analyst Warns Sharp Bitcoin Appears Imminent – Here's How Low BTC May Go appeared first on The Daily Hodl.
Further falls expected as Bitcoin and altcoins fail to join wider market rally - Proactive Investors
Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies have not joined in the wider financial market rally, with many of the larger altcoins losing ground. The number-one crypto fell 2.2% over the past 24 hours to US$28,999.56, though it recovered from a week's low of just over US$28K at one point in the session.