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Are bear markets getting less dramatic? (opens the original)
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Bear markets have a way of making every price move feel like a verdict. One red day becomes the start of something terrible. One green day means the worst is over. By the following morning, both opinions may already be out of date.This week’s conversation is a little different. People are looking beyond the daily chart and asking whether Bitcoin’s bear markets are changing as more investors enter the market. Are the crashes becoming less severe? And if they are, what happens to the rallies every
Fed Proposes, Bitcoin Disposes (opens the original)
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We are well into the popular “September Curse” season, but for some reason, Bitcoin seems to be holding steady. While feds are hiking up the trail, Bitcoin is spiking in price, bouncing back from a $75k drop to $76k.What a way to break generational curses! But this is crypto, and we don’t want to jinx it by speaking too soon.Let’s see what else concluded the first half of Red September.Crypto Tweet of The WeekBecause we all allegedly have opinions.S
Red September seems to be looking rather green. (opens the original)
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September came with its usual warning label. Historically, it has been Bitcoin’s worst-performing month, which explains why traders call it “Red September.”But the market does not appear interested in following the script just yet.Bitcoin entered the month around $77,500 after gaining almost 25% in August, and instead of the immediate bloodbath traders feared, the market has shown signs of holding its ground. It would seem the famous September curse may be running late.Of course, crypto has a ha
Your Serious Blockchain is Now a Meme Machine. (opens the original)
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Imagine spending months building a brand-new blockchain designed to support tokenised stocks, regulated financial products and the future of on-chain investing.Now imagine the internet looking at all that hard work and collectively deciding, “Cool. Anyway... cat coin!”Once again, welcome to crypto.You should get used to it by now. However, for some weird reason, we never do. It’s all “crypto” business.Now, let’s get into the business of the week, or should I say the “weirdness” of the week.<h
Bitcoin has found its way back to $80k. (opens the original)
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Bitcoin crossed $80,000 this week, the sort of price movement that makes everyone suddenly remember the bullish predictions they quietly abandoned when the market was struggling.The recovery has brought the usual excitement, but it has also revived a much bigger conversation about Bitcoin’s place in the global economy. Is it still mainly an asset people trade for profit, or is it becoming a serious alternative to gold?It sounds ambitious, but Bitcoin has made a habit of turning ridiculous predic
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