On the brink of recession: Can Bitcoin survive its first global economic crisis?
Bitcoin has not seen a full-blown recession since it was launched as a response to the 2008 global financial crisis.
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Bitcoin has not seen a full-blown recession since it was launched as a response to the 2008 global financial crisis.
The shocking Bitcoin withdrawals appeared as BTC's extended its decline below $20,000 over the weekend.
One of Ether's on-chain indicators signals the token has entered its bottoming out phase.
A 2018-like bearish cycle could have Ether drop toward $420 in the coming weeks.
Ether price is forming a bear pennant pattern whose profit target comes to be near $850.
BTC and altcoins generated nominal gains after the Federal Reserve raised the benchmark interest rate by 0.75%, the largest hike in 28 years.
ETH's latest plunge could bring more pain despite expectations that $1,200 should hold.
Mr. B alleges that the platform was designed to only offer an interest rate of 3.6%, but that changed at the last minute.
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