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“Bitcoin stands strong despite predicted CPI growth due to escalating oil costs. There’s been a small rise in the CoinDesk Currency Select Index and ether remains resilient. However, this rally might be a result of short covering and liquidity crunch rather than real sentiment change. A continued momentum in Bitcoin’s value requires steady close above critical resistance levels. Meanwhile, Curve’s CRV token trends downwards.”

This excerpt gives an overview of the recent market fluctuations triggered by FTX’s potential liquidation of crypto holdings, featuring significant stakes in Bitcoin and Solana. Despite the panic, experts argue that this anticipated chaos may have been overhyped, with sales likely to be gradual and strategic.

A recent South Korean survey reveals 80% of respondents view cryptocurrencies more as “gambling” due to lack of asset support, susceptibility to scams, price manipulation fears, and insufficient regulatory supervision. While 6% reported understanding underlying blockchain technology, most demonstrated partial or no comprehension, primarily investing for fun or quick gains.

“The crypto market leader, Binance, remains dominant despite regulatory concerns, with its bitcoin-tether pair contributing up to 86% of global transactions. Meanwhile, crypto analytics firm K33 predicts ETH will outpace Bitcoin in the next two months, while SOMA Finance is set to introduce the first legally issued digital security.”

“The ‘Crypto Wealth Report’ reveals an increasing number of global millionaires hold significant crypto assets, particularly Bitcoin. Yet, concerns range from future trading prohibitions to tax policies on digital assets. Despite volatility and risks, many jurisdictions are encouraging safe storage policies, recognizing crypto as a legitimate asset class.”

“The Shiba Inu (SHIB) token’s price has declined notably but shows promising signs of recovery. Increasing trading volumes and high-value transfers hint at growing market interest. With the relaunch of Shibarium, a layer-two network, the SHIB ecosystem’s future could be bright. However, high-risk assets like crypto offer no guarantees.”

“Fairlead Strategies predicts an “overbought downturn” for Bitcoin (BTC), hinting at decelerating upward momentum. This correlates with Bitcoin’s continuous inability to surpass the “cloud resistance” at approximately $31,900. Historically, similar downturns precede notable price peaks. Despite this, a long-term neutral bias is suggested by the MACD histogram.”

Bitcoin’s value declines amidst regulatory delays and macroeconomic concerns linked to a rising US budget deficit. Despite regulatory setbacks, positive outlook on a potential Bitcoin ETF remains. Australian “Digital Assets (Market Regulation) Bill 2023” undergoes examination, aiming to balance innovation and consumer safety in the digital asset ecosystem.

“Bitcoin (BTC) has surged above $27,000, a jump many credit to Grayscale’s recent legal victory to turn its Bitcoin Trust into an ETF. Global cryptocurrency market capital grew roughly $50 billion in a day, raising hopes for future growth. Factors such as increasing acceptance of crypto by countries like Netherlands and endorsements by US figures further strengthen the market’s legitimacy.”

Capriole Investments founder, Charles Edwards, hints at a probable Bitcoin (BTC) price fall to $24,000 but sees solid support at $23,000. Edwards’ confidence in this “rock-solid support” and “incredible long-term opportunity” is based on the ‘Electrical Price’ (EP), a concept reflecting the global average miner’s electrical bill per BTC, which currently matches the $23,000 mark. However, potential market uncertainties should not be overlooked.

“This week’s bearish sentiment among crypto traders forced Bitcoin under $26,000. Current market behavior indicates possible surge in volatility. Meanwhile, market is apprehensive about potential firming of rates to control inflation resurgence. Legal cases and settlements also impact the crypto world.”

Bitcoin recently reached the $26,000 mark, sparking discussion about its potential as an investment. However, economist Peter Schiff predicts a full-blown financial crisis, while data shows the US dollar remains dominant in international transactions. Charles Hoskinson, the mind behind Cardano, claims his cryptocurrency will surpass Bitcoin and Ethereum. Despite volatility, Bitcoin’s technical structure remains solid within a specific trade range.

Jerome Powell’s hawkish remarks prompted an initial dip, then rebound, for bitcoin, showcasing the cryptocurrency’s resilience to external monetary shocks. Despite volatile tendencies, cryptocurrencies may offer an alternative, potentially stable investment option, even amidst fluctuating traditional markets and restrictive monetary policies.

Speculation about the world’s third largest Bitcoin wallet residing under financial giant BlackRock stirs uncertainty in the crypto community. Crypto advocate Lark Davis expresses skepticism over BlackRock’s alliance with Bitcoin, cautioning that their powerful influence may extend into the crypto space. Despite ambiguity surrounding BlackRock’s intentions, their dominant position and high ETF application success rate suggest they could significantly impact the crypto landscape.

The cryptocurrency market, including Bitcoin and Ether, is in a ‘significant downtrend,’ following last week’s sudden drop. This mirrors a downwards trend in traditional markets such as the Nasdaq Composite and S&P 500. Despite this, the economy continues absorbing policies from the past 16 months without visible harm to spending or job creation.

Binance’s recent decision to modify their zero-fee Bitcoin trading program has stirred the crypto community. Commencing from September 7, traders will now face a standard taker fee, potentially leading to a drop in trading volumes. However, Binance users can now benefit from zero maker and taker fees trading FDUSD Bitcoin, despite FDUSD’s current lower trading volume.

The U.S. dollar value in active ether perpetual futures contracts on Binance has dropped to $1.41 billion, the lowest in over a year. Binance has seen its ether futures notional value dip 35% within a week, reflecting a system-wide leverage washout. This suggests a lower probability of future volatility instigated by liquidations.

“Bitcoin rose more than 3% to above $26,600, demonstrating resilience after last week’s sharp fall. Close on its heels, Ether marked a 3.5% advance. Altcoin giants like Ada from Cardano, DOT from Polkadot, and BNB from Binance too mirrored these gains with rises ranging between 3%-5%.”

“Recent market dynamics show a significant decrease in the total crypto market valuation over a span of 10 days. Contributory factors include rising interest rates, increasing finance costs, a decrease in consumer spending, and a liquidation of investments. Nevertheless, expert analysis suggests possible economic resilience and a diminished likelihood of a long-lasting recession. At the same time, regulatory pressure and heavy offshore trading stirs controversy in the crypto industry.”

“In the cryptoverse, risks and returns constantly transform through an investment cycle. With each phase of structural risk modification, return opportunities change. For example, Bitcoin’s ‘existential risk’ diminished and its value surged, setting a new price equilibrium. Now, the ‘regulatory risk’ might be next, signaling another major risk transformation in cryptocurrency.”

“Recent activity saw Bitcoin momentarily drop to the support level at $26,000. This glimpse into the bearish territory is now sparking renewed scrutiny from enthusiasts. Bitcoin’s price is wavering around $25,992 with a 24-hour trading volume of about $14.4 billion. The 50-day Exponential Moving Average has profoundly swayed Bitcoin’s direction, echoing prolonged bearish momentum.”