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news-imageNovember 26, 2024

Bitcoin Faces Worst Drop Since Trump's Win, Drops Below $100,000

Bitcoin dropped to $92,000 after a profit taking pullback and global uncertainty from Trump's tariffs. Trump's crypto friendly policies are increasing investors with $7 billion invested in U.S. Bitcoin ETFs.
Publisher: TheNewsCrypto
Sentiment: Negative
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November 26, 2024

The FBI's Silk Road Bitcoin is now worth $6.4 billion

The leading cryptocurrency in the world, Bitcoin (BTC) has made impressive strides when it comes to adoption. Whereas in 2024, BTC is available via exchange-traded funds (ETFs), serves as a store of value and hedge against inflation, and enjoys widespread mainstream popularity, in the last decade, it was quite obscure.

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November 26, 2024

Bitcoin Correction Could Go As Deep As $88,700 But $125,000 Year-End Target Remains In Play, Says Standard Chartered

Bitcoin‘s (CRYPTO: BTC) sharp pullback from its record high just under $100,000 has sparked concern among traders, with Standard Chartered‘s Geoffrey Kendrick attributing the correction to several factors, including a reduction in U.S. Treasury term premium and upcoming options expirations. What Happened: According to Kendrick, the significant reduction in U.S. Treasury term premium following President-elect Donald Trump's Treasury Secretary announcement triggered Bitcoin's decline.

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November 26, 2024

BTC Price Plunging Hard—Has Bitcoin Correction Started?

The previous days turned out to be extremely bearish as the Bitcoin price slumped hard by close to 10% following a rise in the upward pressure. Moreover, the bearish clouds continue to hover over the BTC price rally since the early trading hours as the price continues to steadily descend.

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cover-imageThe Currency Analytics
November 26, 2024

Bitcoin ETFs See $1B Inflows, Closing in on Satoshi Nakamoto's Holdings

Bitcoin ETFs are making waves in the financial market, with an impressive $1 billion in inflows, positioning them as a potential contender for the title of the world's largest Bitcoin holder. As Bitcoin's price surges towards the $100,000 mark, these funds are attracting increasing investor interest, and some believe they could soon surpass the Bitcoin holdings of Satoshi Nakamoto, the cryptocurrency's mysterious creator.

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