First reported by en.bloomingbit.io
Strategy Sells Another 3,588 Bitcoin, Reducing Holdings to 843,775 BTC
Why Bitcoin’s 1.23% gain means nothing without a break above US$65,000
From the article
Bitcoin recorded a 1.23 per cent gain, settling at US$63,722.90 over the last 24 hours. This price action slightly outperformed the broader digital asset market, which advanced by 1.07 per cent during the same timeframe. The upward movement stems from a macro-driven shift in sentiment, as the leading cryptocurrency closely mirrored the beta of the broader financial landscape.
Continue reading on anndy.substack.comYou might also wanna read
Bitcoin edges up 0.7% to $67K but remains range-bound after 9.5% weekly decline
Bitcoin recovered 0.7% to ~$67,000 after a 9.5% decline since Sunday, but remains trapped in a range between $60,000-$81,000. A drop below $
coindesk.com·1mo agoBitcoin Rebounds Above $63,500 After Strategy’s $216M Sale Triggers $214M in Short Liquidations
news.bitcoin.com·2d ago
Bitcoin Rebounds Above $64K Despite Strategy’s $216M BTC Sale
TechJuice·1d ago
Bitcoin Reclaims $64K After $62.8K Dip as $108M in Short Liquidations Fuel Rebound
news.bitcoin.com·1d ago
Bitcoin drops 3.6% to $61,860 as global sell-off and record ETF outflows pressure crypto markets
Bitcoin dropped 3.6% in 24 hours, falling to an intraday low of $61,860 before finding support just above $62,000. The decline wiped nearly
news.bitcoin.com·15d ago
Bitcoin dips below $70,000 as elevated derivatives positioning signals potential further downside
Bitcoin slipped below $70,000 to around $69,300 as derivatives positioning reached elevated levels. Open interest across bitcoin futures mar
coindesk.com·1mo ago
Comments
Sign in to join the conversation.
No comments yet. Be the first.