Crypto Review - Page 73

The crypto market remains in limbo and resembles a compressed spring at the same time. Bitcoin is trading slightly below $46,000 on Tuesday morning, ending the sluggish slide of the previous six days. Strictly speaking, the cryptocurrency market does not.

During the day, Bitcoin dropped to $44,400, but the price managed to return to the level above $46,000. The altcoin market froze, waiting for the next BTC price move. The decision of El Salvador, apparently, does not allow many to.

Bitcoin fell on Tuesday from $52,600 to $46,700. Still, the rule “Buy on hearsay, sell on facts” works perfectly. Apparently, in order to cover them, experts from Standard Chartered reported that they expect Bitcoin to rise to $175,000, and Ethereum.

Bitcoin is already trading above $51,600, adding about 1.5K overnight. Last week, the bulls managed to keep the benchmark cryptocurrency rate above the 200 day moving average. In light of this, the price of “over fifty” has become quite common.

Changpeng “CZ” Zhao, CEO of one of the world’s largest exchanges, Binance, says its U.S. affiliate is eyeing an initial public offering within three years. According to a report by The Information on Wednesday, Zhao said “Binance.US is just going.

The crypto market starts the fall season quite positively. While far from a dizzying rally, indicators and price dynamics are generally optimistic. The total capitalization of the crypto market is gradually increasing above $2 trillion, which is not far from.

The website of street artist Banksy briefly directed users to an auction for a work of digital art that sold for more than $300,000. The problem? It wasn’t authentic. A web page added to Banksy’s website Tuesday showed an image.

A large-scale poll across 12 European Union member states revealed that a majority of Europeans would prefer local governments to create and regulate cryptocurrencies. Redfield & Wilton Strategies carried out a survey for Euronews, polling 31,000 respondents from Estonia, France,.

Ethereum’s native asset, Ether (ETH), has extended its rally on Wednesday to log multi-month highs against Bitcoin (BTC) and the United States dollar. The ETH/BTC exchange rate rose 3.13% to hit 0.07475 for the first time since June 9. Meanwhile,.

Data from Cointelegraph Markets Pro and TradingView showed BTC/USD reversing at $46,700 on Bitstamp after dropping $2,000 in hours. Part of a multi-day rangebound construction, the dip resulted in a push toward $48,000, with bulls still unable to gather momentum.

Inflation continues to accelerate in the eurozone. The latest estimates showed an acceleration to 3% y/y in August, well above the expected 2.7% and in line with the peak levels of a decade ago. In both cases, the price driver.

China aims to build an international clearing and settlement network for mobile payments using the digital yuan, the People’s Daily wrote in an op-ed Monday. The network will be a “breakthrough point” in the cross-border use of the digital currency,.