💰 Bitcoin falls below key support level, potentially triggering 8%-12% correction: CryptoQuant
Bitcoin has fallen through a price support level that can signal an 8%-12% correction when the price crosses it to the downside, CryptoQuant analysts said in a report published Tuesday. "As the price of bitcoin has crossed this metric to the downside, bitcoin could decline towards $60,000. The bitcoin price has fallen below the trader's on-chain realized price of $65,800, a key support level in bull markets," the analysts added.
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🪙 Tether launches token 'supported' by Swiss-stored gold as part of new line of synthetic crypto
Tether, the world's biggest supplier of dollar-pegged stablecoins, announced it is unveiling a new category of crypto called "tethered assets." It's kicking off the launch of the line of digital assets by introducing of a new token "supported by real physical gold stored in Switzerland," according to a statement released Monday. The first token Tether is launching, dubbed "Alloy by Tether," is being called aUSDT, the statement said.
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💰 NiceHash and Marathon partner to launch new firmware for miners
NiceHash, a leading Bitcoin hashing power marketplace, has partnered with Marathon Digital Holdings to introduce new custom firmware for ASIC miners on its platform. The new product, NiceHash Firmware, will leverage Marathon’s technology to enhance the efficiency and revenue of Bitcoin miners using ASIC devices. Miners who adopt this firmware will benefit from a low fee of 2%, which drops to 1.4% if they use NiceHash as their primary mining pool.
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💰 Bitcoin Spot ETF records total outflows of -$580M this week
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💰 MicroStrategy issues $500M in convertible notes to buy more Bitcoin
MicroStrategy is set to offer $500 million in convertible senior notes due in 2032 to finance more Bitcoin acquisitions. This private offering targets qualified institutional buyers and seeks to bolster the company’s resources amid volatile market environments. As of June 13, MicroStrategy holds more than 1% of BTC’s circulating supply, equivalent to 214,400 BTC, valued at approximately $15 billion.
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💰 Bitcoin ETF outflows hit $200 million ahead of FOMC meeting
US spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) experienced a second straight day of outflows for the second day this week after ending their 19-day inflow streak on June 10. Grayscale’s GBTC led the outflows with $121 million, raising its total outflows to $18.03 billion. Ark Invest’s ARKB followed with nearly $57 million in net outflows. Bitwise’s BITB reported approximately $12 million in outflows, while Fidelity and VanEck saw smaller net outflows of $7.4 million and $3.8 million, respectively.
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💰 Bitcoin open interest remains elevated as crypto market dips slightly
Bitcoin open interest has increased to over $1.5 billion while the price is trading down — a cause for concern, according to some crypto analysts. "Price flat, with OI up $1.5 billion. High-risk situation," Decentrader founder @filbfilb posted on X.com. The Decentrader founder also warned, "Can't remember such a situation in a long time. Survive." According to another X post by Byzantine General, "open interest is rising quickly again, almost back to the previous level where we got a sudden nuke."
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💰 QCP Capital says its trading desk saw 'bullish flows' during bitcoin price dip
Bitcoin and ether are at a “buy the dip” moment in between post-payrolls data and at least one more interest-rate cut from the U.S., Singapore-based crypto trading firm QCP Capital said in a recent market update. Last Friday’s non-farm payroll data, a key indicator of U.S. job market, showed a stronger-than-expected monthly gain of 272,000 in May, exceeding the forecast of 185,000. However, this was matched by a rise in the unemployment rate, which ticked up to 4.0% from 3.9%.
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💰 Arthur Hayes predicts impending bull run for Bitcoin as G7 central banks start easing policy
BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes believes the recent policy shifts by global central banks herald the start of a significant bull market for Bitcoin and high-potential altcoins. Hayes highlighted the recent rate cuts by the Bank of Canada (BOC) and the European Central Bank (ECB) as pivotal moments. These decisions mark the first time in years that G7 countries have reduced their benchmark interest rates.
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📊 Franklin Templeton exploring crypto fund for tokens other than bitcoin and ether: report
Franklin Templeton, an issuer of a spot bitcoin ETF in the U.S., is considering the launch of a new crypto fund that would invest in tokens other than BTC and ETH, according to The Information, which cited anonymous sources. Besides its spot bitcoin ETF, which has more than $350 million under management, according to The Block Data Dashboard, Franklin Templeton has also applied to list a spot ether ETF.
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💰 Bitcoin perpetual funding rates fluctuate with market sentiment in 2024
Bitcoin futures perpetual funding rates provide valuable insights into the market’s current forces. Throughout 2024, these rates have fluctuated, reflecting trader sentiment and market volatility. However, the start of Q2 market turbulence led to several instances where funding rates turned negative, signifying a shift towards bearish sentiment. Notably, these negative funding rates often coincided with significant price drops, suggesting traders’ anticipation of further declines.
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🇯🇵 Japanese crypto exchange DMM 💰 Bitcoin outlines funding plan to cover over $300 million in hack losses
DMM Bitcoin has outlined plans to cover losses from the theft of over $300 million in bitcoin from the Japanese crypto exchange last week. At the time of the attack, DMM Bitcoin said 4,502.9 BTC ($306 million) had been stolen in an “unauthorized outflow of funds.” It sought to reassure users, stating it would guarantee the full amount of their deposits by procuring an equivalent amount of bitcoin.
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💰 Bitcoin miner balances fall below 1.81 million BTC, lowest in years post-halving
Bitcoin miner balances have shown significant shifts in recent months. The balance in miner wallets has seen a steady decline since late 2023, reaching lows not seen in years, reflecting miners’ responses to the recent Bitcoin halving in April 2024. According to Glassnode data, the miner balance dropped from around 1.84 million BTC in early 2023 to close to 1.8 million BTC by May 2024. This reduction is indicative of increased sell-offs by miners to cover operational costs, likely exacerbated by the reduced block rewards post-halving.
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💰 Grayscale’s GBTC and Vaneck’s HODL Report Outflows as US Bitcoin ETFs Gain $50M
Approximately $50 million in inflows were reported during Friday’s spot bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) trading sessions. The day’s total trade volume amounted to about $1.73 billion. Both Grayscale’s GBTC and Vaneck’s HODL registered outflows, with HODL’s being significantly smaller than GBTC’s. Among the 11 funds, only IBIT and FBTC experienced gains, with Blackrock’s Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) capturing the majority of the inflows.
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💰 Over $300 million in bitcoin stolen from Japanese exchange DMM Bitcoin
Japanese cryptocurrency exchange DMM Bitcoin announced on Friday that more than $300 million in bitcoin had been stolen in a breach. "At approximately 1:26 p.m. on Friday, May 31, 2024, we detected an unauthorized leak of bitcoin from our wallet," said DMM Bitcoin, a subsidiary of DMM Group, according to an English translation of the statement made in Japanese and posted to the company's website.
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💰 Financial Advisors Wary of Investing in Spot Bitcoin ETFs, BlackRock Exec Says
Cohen cites Bitcoin’s volatility and the nascent stage of spot ETFs as key reasons for financial advisors’ skepticism. BlackRock’s chief investment officer for index investments, Samara Cohen, recently implied that amidst the recent success of spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds, financial investors still exercise some degree of caution when investing. The volatility and infancy of Bitcoin and related exchange-traded funds are the primary drivers behind this investment class’s slow adoption.
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💰 Bitcoin Miners Are Selling Again: CryptoQuant
Bitcoin (BTC) has fallen 4.5% in the past seven days, going to a monthly low of $65,000. This plunge in the digital asset’s value could be linked to increased selling from mining entities. In the latest CryptoQuant weekly report, analysts revealed that the number of BTC sent from Bitcoin mining entities to exchanges has reached a two-month high amid a decline in their revenues due to lower transaction fees.
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💰 Bernstein raises long-term Bitcoin price projection to $1 million by 2033, initiates MicroStrategy coverage
Bernstein has doubled down on its optimistic Bitcoin price projections, raising its long-term forecast to $1 million by 2033, driven by unprecedented demand and constrained supply. Bernstein analysts also revised their predictions for the current cycle and now project the flagship crypto to hit $200,000 by the end of 2025, up from its earlier estimate of $150,000. The firm also predicted Bitcoin will climb to $500,000 by 2029.
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💰 Traders: Bitcoin price needs “fresh all-time highs” to end pump-and-dump cycles
Bitcoin bears have been selling on every rally over the last few months, and analysts believe that a liquidity boost fueled by BTC’s “fresh all-time highs” will help break the cycle. “Market is in need of a big liquidity boost,” pseudonymous crypto trader Daan Crypto Trades wrote in a June 13 post on the X social media network. The trader’s sentiments appear to have been informed by Bitcoin’s “whipsaw” price action as it consolidates within a wide range, stretching from $66,500 to $72,000.
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💰 World's Largest Bank ICBC Sees Bitcoin as Digital Gold — Calls 🪙 Ethereum 'Digital Oil'
The Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC), the world’s largest bank by total assets, recently compared bitcoin to digital gold and labeled Ethereum “digital oil” in a report. The bank emphasized the roles of these cryptocurrencies in the digital economy and their contributions to technological advancements.
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💰 Rich Dad Poor Dad Author Robert Kiyosaki Sees Bitcoin as the Easiest Way to Become a Millionaire
Rich Dad Poor Dad author Robert Kiyosaki has stated that bitcoin is the easiest way to become a millionaire because the cryptocurrency “does the hard work.” He contrasted this with entrepreneurship, which requires significant intelligence, dedication, and luck. “That is why I love bitcoin,” he emphasized.
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💰 Mexican Billionaire Ricardo Salinas Doubles Down on Bitcoin, Advises Using It as Inflation Hedge
Ricardo Salinas, the third wealthiest man in Mexico, has recently doubled down on his proposal to use Bitcoin as a reserve asset. On social media, Salinas defended the role of Bitcoin as an inflation hedge, commenting on a post that presented inflation as a hidden tax on fiat money and advised his followers to purchase it.
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💰 Bitcoin Could Lift to $83K in the Coming Days, Analyst Says
Bitcoin (BTC) may be setting up for a rise to $83,000 as it completes a major bullish price pattern on the daily chart, according to technical analysis by 10x Research. A price move above $72,000 would confirm a breakout from an inverted head-and-shoulders pattern, characterized by three price troughs, with the middle one being the deepest.
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💰 Bitcoin company Lightspark CEO says moving money natively on the internet will change the world for the better.
"(Bitcoin) will unleash a pretty significant amount of GDP for everyone in the world."
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💰 Bitcoin mining difficulty sees second negative adjustment following April halving
According to Newhedge, Bitcoin’s mining difficulty has decreased by -0.78%. This is the second negative adjustment in the last four, following the Bitcoin halving on April 20. The halving led to a delayed hash rate drawdown due to sustained high fees from Runes, which incentivized some miners to stay online.
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💰 Bitcoin active addresses plummet to five-year low
Bitcoin’s active addresses have seen significant fluctuations recently. Following the April 2024 halving, the number of active addresses dropped to a three-year low, driven by a spike in transaction fees and network congestion. This fee increase, partly due to new protocols like Runes, has impacted Bitcoin’s utility for daily transactions, causing a notable decline in network activity.
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💰 British-Chinese Woman Sentenced to 6 Years for Laundering Bitcoin in $6B Scam
In a high-profile case involving a massive cryptocurrency fraud, a British-Chinese woman, Jian Wen, has been sentenced to six years and eight months in prison for her role in laundering Bitcoin proceeds from a $6 billion investment scam in China. Wen, aged 42, was found guilty in March of laundering Bitcoin on behalf of her former boss, Yadi Zhang, whose real name is Zhimin Qian.
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💰 Bitcoin ETFs In Europe Have Lost $500 Million This Year
European Bitcoin exchange-traded products are losing big this year after competition ramped up overseas in the form of United States-based competitors. Data from Morningstar shows that European Bitcoin funds have suffered over $500 million in net outflows since January, despite the rising demand for Bitcoin itself during that time. However, those same ETFs have also brought in unprecedented competition, creating “a new fee environment in Europe” that’s forced European issuers to lower their fees.
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💰 Bitcoin Staking Project Babylon Raises $70M Led by Paradigm
Bitcoin project Babylon has raised $70 million in funding to advance its plans to build staking on the world's largest blockchain. The funding round was led by Paradigm and included contributions from Polychain Capital and the venture arm of crypto exchange Bullish (also CoinDesk's parent company). Babylon offers bitcoin (BTC) as a staking asset, allowing proof-of-stake chains to acquire funding from the deep reserves stored in BTC.
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