Analysts warn of imminent volatility spike
Declines in implied and realized volatility to historical lows have created a backdrop of 'wild' price moves in the near term, according to Glassnode experts.
Analysts warn of imminent volatility spike
Declines in implied and realized volatility to historical lows have created a backdrop of 'wild' price moves in the near term, according to Glassnode experts.
Analysts report a modest inflow into crypto funds
Net inflows into cryptocurrency investment products for 8–14 October stood at $12 million, versus outflows of $5 million a week earlier. CoinShares analysts provided these estimates.
Bitcoin inter-block interval unexpectedly reached 85 minutes
Bitcoin block #759,054 took 85 minutes to mine, longer than the ~10 minutes prescribed by the blockchain algorithm. It was mined by the Luxor pool.
Analysts propose accumulating Bitcoin amid signs of bottom formation
Bitcoin is capable of breaking its link with traditional risky assets. This could happen as investors realise that the majority of threats come from governments and fiat currencies, according to LookIntoBitcoin experts.
Experts point to potential spike in cryptocurrency market volatility
The ratio of open interest (OI) in Bitcoin and Ethereum futures and perpetual contracts to their market capitalisation reached a record. Against the backdrop of the current consolidation, this could be a prelude to a sharp increase in volatility.
Analysts point to signs of bitcoin price bottom forming
Based on behavioural patterns, market structure and on-chain indicators, bitcoin is nearing the end of the bear market, according to Glassnode analysts.
Paul Tudor Jones Outlines Bitcoin Hodling Strategy
The trader and founder of Tudor Investment Paul Tudor Jones told CNBC in an interview that he continues to hold a position in the leading cryptocurrency.
Luxor launches mining-revenue-linked investment product
American mining company Luxor Technology has launched a non-deliverable forward contract whose price reflects the dynamics of revenue from mining Bitcoin. The Block reports.
Peter Brandt mocks Bitcoin supporters and ‘laser eyes’.
Tech analyst and head of Factor LLC Peter Brandt said that the first cryptocurrency, purchased in 2021, has become unprofitable today. He also mocked Bitcoin supporters for using 'laser eyes' on their Twitter avatars.
Michael Saylor questions the prospects for national digital currencies
Central bank digital currencies are unstable and doomed to fail, and the first cryptocurrency is destined to become the best form of money due to its scarcity in terms of time and energy. This was stated by former MicroStrategy chief and Bitcoin maximalist Michael Saylor.We use cookies to improve the quality of our service.
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