Here’s why Bitcoin might be safe from a global stock market crisis
BTC’s lack of integration with traditional finance and its inability to be forcefully sold to cover financial losses mean the price might not ‘collapse’ if there is a global stock…
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BTC’s lack of integration with traditional finance and its inability to be forcefully sold to cover financial losses mean the price might not ‘collapse’ if there is a global stock…
It's a modest weekly gain for Bitcoin buyers as Saturday's progress comes full circle back to square one the next day.
Everything is bullish except the price on Friday as $200 million in options expire and attention focuses on corporate quarterly disclosures.
Bitcoin prices have been better after the second week of September, hovering around $46.5K to $48.5K per unit during the last two days. Meanwhile, bitcoin proponents still believe a significant…
$810 million in BTC options expire this Friday, and derivatives data suggests bulls are keen to push the price through the $50,000 level.
Whales keep a $50,000 moonshot at bay so far, but seasoned HODLers are already in control of more of the BTC supply than at any time since October 2020.
Bearish sellers seem to be trying to stop a rising tide as overall buy and HODL demand takes precedent this week.
It's a question of "if," not "when" for Bitcoin to see a supply shock which squeeze price action upwards, one analyst forecasts.
It’s not looking good for Bitcoin bulls, at least for today, as moving averages slip from view and $40,000 begins to loom large.
BTC spot price action looks gloomy on Monday, but as traders, analysts and more note, there are practically no reasons to be bearish on Bitcoin.