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As bitcoin continues its retreat, analysts are closely monitoring the liquidity heatmap to determine potential price movements. The liquidity heatmap, provided by CoinGlass, indicates key first-test lines at around $56,800. If BTC prices bounce off this level, it may test higher ones. However, a weaker bounce could result in further downsides. The liquidation heatmap, on
Santiment recently released a ranking of the top digital assets based on notable development activity in the last 30 days. Internet Computer (ICP) emerged as the leader with an overall score of 570.1. This is a significant achievement for ICP, considering its market capitalization of almost $3.5 billion. Following closely behind are Hedera (HBAR) and
Bitcoin’s price movements over the weekend have returned to a much calmer state, with the asset remaining relatively stable at just over $61,000. Last weekend saw bears dominating the market, causing the primary cryptocurrency to drop from $66,000 on Friday to $57,000 by Sunday evening. The situation worsened on Monday when the price plunged to
The recent appearance of the death cross indicator on Bitcoin’s chart has sparked discussions among crypto analysts, with Benjamin Cowen offering his insights on the potential impact of this indicator. In a video shared on his YouTube channel, Cowen emphasized the significance of the $62,000 price level for Bitcoin in avoiding another price crash. The
Leading European investment company CoinShares has reported a significant increase in revenue for the second quarter of 2024. The company’s earnings reached an impressive £22.5 million ($28.5 million), representing an exceptional 110% year-over-year growth. This substantial growth was primarily attributed to CoinShares’ claims on FTX bankruptcy proceedings which resulted in a recovery rate of 116%
The past week was tumultuous for the spot Bitcoin ETFs, with massive outflows totaling $167 million. This negative trend was evident throughout the week, with only two days of inflows amounting to $45.1 million on Wednesday and $194.6 million on Thursday. Grayscale’s GBTC saw the most significant outflows of $77 million, followed by Ark Invest’s
Celsius, a company that filed for bankruptcy two years ago, is now taking legal action against Tether for what they claim was the wrongful liquidation of over $800 million worth of BTC. The lawsuit, filed in the US Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York on August 9, accuses Tether of breaking their