Bitcoin's current crash: What's different
On April 30, Bitcoin fell below $60,000, marking its worst monthly performance in two years.
JinseFinanceOn April 30, Bitcoin fell below $60,000, marking its worst monthly performance in two years.
JinseFinanceThe recent plunge in Bitcoin has piqued investor interest, with many considering the significant volatility of this digital token as a harbinger of broader changes in global market risk appetites. Charlie Morris, Chief Investment Officer at ByteTree Asset Management, wrote in a report, "Bitcoin is our favorite canary. It serves as a warning of potential future troubles in financial markets, yet we remain confident that it will rebound at some point."
MiyukiBTC, bloodbath: Bitcoin plummets again. Golden Finance, on April 13, the virtual currency market was bloodbathed again.
JinseFinanceBilly Markus, creator of Dogecoin, shares humorous take on Bitcoin crash via meme. Bitcoin plunges 7.33% to $64,700 amidst Grayscale ETF outflows and Federal Reserve interest rate concerns. Markus warns against extended cryptocurrency holding, emphasizing mental well-being.
Xu LinThe U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) approved on Wednesday that the first batch of spot Bitcoins will begin trading on Thursday, January 11. Bitcoin fluctuated sharply throughout the day.
JinseFinanceOn January 3, people who were immersed in the activities commemorating the 15th anniversary of the creation of Bitcoin were brought back to reality by the news of Bitcoin’s sharp correction.
JinseFinance$20,000 is scary, but it might not be the end of Bitcoin's latest bear market.
CointelegraphRetail investors are wary of buying bitcoin at the current dip, but survey data shows that 55% of those who have invested in cryptocurrencies during the recent volatility chose to HODL.
CointelegraphRussian troops have begun a military operation in Ukraine as missile explosions were heard around several areas, including the Ukrainian capital Kiev. The market fell as a result.
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