Bitcoin correction weakest of 2021 so far, as hopes of Santa Claus rally rise
Bitcoin has fallen just 17% from ATH which makes this correction the shallowest of the year so far.
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Bitcoin has fallen just 17% from ATH which makes this correction the shallowest of the year so far.
Ethereum price appears en-route to a new all-time high, but data shows retail and pro investors are slightly skeptical about the current rally.
BTC, stocks and commodities took a hit after the Federal Reserve acknowledged that inflation is more than just a “transitory” problem and hinted that tapering could occur sooner than expected.
Comments from the Federal Reserve might have sent BTC price tumbling, but SHIB, RGT and AMPL ignored the taper talk by posting double-digit gains.
MicroStrategy’s purchase of 7,002 BTC might have helped boost Bitcoin price today, but derivatives data also shows that pro traders are becoming more bullish.
Bitcoin price flashed a few bullish signals on Nov. 29, leading analysts to share their opinions on why BTC should close November above $60,000.
Metaverse tokens are starting to cool off while DeFi platforms register steady inflows that pushed the sector’s TVL to a new all-time high.
Bitcoin price is still pinned below $60,000, but the recovery in ETH and altcoins suggests that the current correction could be coming to an end.