Just in case today's (very healthy) correction is giving you amnesia, let me remind you of something: On September 29th, after a long, slow, nerve-wracking climb out from under $30k, the price opened at $41,049. Twenty one days later, the price closed at $66,128. I'm rooting for a six-figure Bitcoin by end of year (because…
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Innovation sandboxes, applying existing frameworks on crypto, and communication between the public and private sectors were included in Ripple’s suggestions.
In the last three decades inflation was never this high For the fifth straight month inflation has been rising (and this will probably not stop until next year) and we were already at close to 7% in october. With housing shortages and no real wage increases despite massive inflation, going into Crypto seems to be…
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NFTS already dint make much sense to me, but these bored apes NFTS just seem like the ultimate popular because money thing. The way I see it, with absolutely no research is that some rich people decided to make these, then paid other rich people to promote them which lead other rich people to want…
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Yesterday, funding rates fell below zero in a market sentiment reset as Bitcoin’s price declined following its new all-time high. Bitcoin Funding Rates Briefly Fell Below Zero Yesterday As per the latest weekly report from Arcane Research, the funding rates have plummeted following a spike around when BTC made a new ATH. Yesterday, they briefly went below zero. The “funding rate” is a Bitcoin indicator that tells us about the current periodic payments that futures contract traders are making between each other. When the metric has positive values, it means long traders are paying short traders to keep their positions. Such a situation suggests that the market sentiment is currently bullish. On the other hand, negative values of the indicator imply short traders are paying a premium to hold their positions. This trend may mean that the market sentiment is bearish at the moment. Now, here is a chart that shows how the value of the Bitcoin funding rate has changed in the past couple of months: Looks like the funding rates have plummeted recently | Source: The Arcane Research Weekly Update – Week 45 As the above graph shows, when Bitcoin made a new ATH around $69k earlier in the month, the indicator also showed a big positive spike. Related Reading | Bulls Giving Up? Massive Bitcoin Bid Wall Removed, What It Could Mean For BTC However, BTC couldn’t keep the momentum up and the price started falling shortly after. The funding rates plummeted down hard along with it. Because of this decline in the price of Bitcoin, November 10th observed about $500 million worth of long liquidations. Many traders seem to have bet on BTC’s price moving further up after its new ATH so they opened new leveraged long positions. But due to the crash, these positions ended up being liquidated. On November 15th (that is, yesterday), the indicator’s value briefly went below zero. This is the first time it has happened since the end of September. Related Reading | Confirmed: AMC Now Accepts Bitcoin, Ethereum, Two Other Cryptos, Dogecoin To Follow Currently, the funding rates are just above zero. It looks like balance has returned to the market as there are equal amounts of short and long demands. However, with BTC’s latest downtrend, this balance may soon shift. BTC Price At the time of writing, Bitcoin’s price is trading around $60.9k, down 8% in the last seven days. Over the past thirty days, the crypto has gained 0.3% in value. The below chart shows the trend in the price of the coin over the last five days. BTC has continued its decline as it plunges down in the last couple of days | Source: BTCUSD on TradingView Featured image from Unsplash.com, charts from TradingView.com, Arcane Research
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BTC is retesting major support and resistance zones and analysts believe that the long-term outlook remains bullish if Bitcoin can close above $63,000.
Will the decentralisation and privacy side of web3 be able to come up with unstoppable sites/services like there is on Tor, for drugs and others. Will there always be a way to shut down these services? I may not have understood all aspects of web3. thx submitted by /u/MrPing [link] [comments]
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Inflation has continued to make the price of goods and services in America rise as the U.S. dollar’s purchasing power is not what it used to be. Meanwhile, the Obama administration’s former economic advisor, Larry Summers, recently told the press that “We’re going to see inflation of a kind we haven’t seen in 30 years.” […]
