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This week, the Bitcoin and cryptocurrency market roared into Monday like a lion only to end the week more like a lamb.
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Bitcoin (BTC) may have recovered to $11,700 but miners could soon spark a price plunge, data warns.
In an update on Aug. 14, on-chain monitoring resource CryptoQuant identified a spike in mining pool outflows.
After recovering 6.3% from a drop to $11,200 on Aug. 11, Bitcoin (BTC) price appears to be gearing up for a third run on the $12K mark.
This comes after a week of bullish news which included Nasdaq-listed investment firm MicroStrategy purchasing 21,454 BTC as protection against the weakening U.S.
Earlier this week Bitcoin (BTC) bulls and crypto investors were thrilled by the news that MicroStrategy, a Nasdaq-listed business intelligence company worth $1.2 billion, had formally adopted Bitcoin as its primary reserve asset by purchasing 21,454 BTC ($250 million).
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Grayscale Investments, the largest digital asset management firm in the world, has been showing exponential increases in investment to its cryptocurrency products. The total sum of assets under management grew by $1 billion in less than two weeks in July, as a Twitter update showed.
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Bitcoin (BTC) is repeating the bull run that sent it to $20,000, chart data shows as a new report says $10,000 was an “entry point” for investors.
In a tweet on Aug.
Today Bitcoin (BTC) price rebounded from its recent low at $11,125 on Aug 11 to $11,617. This suggests traders are turning optimistic as key data show a significant amount of liquidity for BTC until $12,000.
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On August 11 the price of gold and silver showed some corrective movements, the same was seen in the cryptomarket. Bitcoin (BTC) dropped by $700 from $11,800 to $11,100 in one day, marking a short term correction.
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Bitcoin has stalled after failing to hold above $12,000 for the second time in two weeks.
The cryptocurrency trades at $11,450 as of this article’s writing, below the ever-important $11,500 level.
Despite this weakness in the price of BTC, analysts remain long-term bullish on this nascent market.
The much-anticipated correction in Bitcoin (Ticker: BTCUSD) has begun. But, according to veteran trader Jonny Moe, it is no reason for bulls to mourn.
The analyst projected the benchmark cryptocurrency’s rally to resume after daytraders secured their short-term profits at $12,000.