Bitcoin (BTC) attacked $63,000 at the Sept. 19 Wall Street open as BTC price gains …
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Bitcoin price can see $64K ‘very quickly’ on Fed rate cut — Research
by adminBitcoin (BTC) should regain $64,000 “very quickly” as the United States Federal Reserve lowers interest …
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Bitcoin’s weekend rally fizzles under $64K — Pro traders take neutral positions
by adminBitcoin (BTC) gained 6.2% on Aug. 23, pushing its price to levels unseen in three …
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Bitcoin (BTC) traded near $64,000 early Monday, briefly hitting $65,000 over the weekend boosted by …
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Bitcoin (BTC) Price Under $64K, AI Tokens Lead Market Ahead of Nvidia Earnings
by adminMajor tokens jumped through Saturday, but registered slight losses in the past 24 hours. Ether …
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Bitcoin (BTC) is up more than 9% this week, indicating that the bulls are trying …
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Bitcoin Plunges to $64K as U.S. Tech Rout Hits Crypto, Leads to $250M Long Bets Being Liquidated
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Bitcoin traded either side of $64,000 following a retreat from $65,000 on Thursday. The increasing …
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Bitcoin (BTC) Price Dips Below $64K as U.S. Equity Selloff Stalls Crypto Rebound; SOL, LINK Down 2%-4%
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Bitcoin fell to its lowest in over a month during the European morning, slumping to …
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Bitcoin Chops Around $64K, With Japanese Yen’s Tumble Maybe Signaling ‘Currency Turmoil,’ Analyst Says
by adminThe yen’s devaluation didn’t impact crypto markets yet, but this could change if the BOJ …
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BlackRock’s spot bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF), which trades under the ticker IBIT on Nasdaq, fell …
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Grayscale GBTC Outflows in Focus on Bitcoin Price (BTC) Slides to $64K
by adminThe weak price action comes as U.S.-listed spot bitcoin ETFs have suffered what’s now four …