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Bitcoin declined sharply over the past week, by 5.41%. An analyst eyes a bullish outlook based on 21-week EMA.

The next US presidential election is fast approaching, and the crypto stance of the candidates has become an important campaign point than many would've expected.

As Argentina grapples with economic turmoil, speculation is growing about whether the country will follow El Salvador's bold move to adopt Bitcoin as legal tender.

As of today, Oct. 6, 2024, the countdown to the end of the year continues, with just 87 days left. Bitcoin (BTC) is holding strong at just over $62,000, although it's still trailing 15.6% below its record high from seven months ago. Meanwhile, ethereum (ETH) is facing a steeper climb, currently priced at $2,432—sitting 50.

Bitcoin reaffirms its supremacy in a turbulent crypto market. Its dominance has just reached an unprecedented high since April 2021, leaving altcoins in its wake.

Bitcoin faces yet another correction after surpassing the $62,000 mark on Oct. 2. However, data shows that whales haven't taken part in the latest selloff.

MicroStrategy, a big name in software and a leader in Bitcoin adoption among companies, is making big moves to bring cryptocurrency into its business even more. The company recently announced it is looking for a manager of Bitcoin Advocacy and this role is all about boosting its Bitcoin development and advocacy initiatives.

Bitcoin and the entire crypto market find themselves at a pivotal moment following several weeks of fluctuating price action. As analysts and investors keep a close eye on market trends, many are optimistic about a potential rally in the coming months.

According to recent data, the five busiest days for bitcoin transfers on the network occurred in 2024. The all-time peak was at the end of April, with the second-highest transaction day recorded on Sept. 8.

Over the past 24 hours, Bitcoin (BTC) has seen a large disparity in liquidations between long and short positions in the perpetual futures market. According to CoinGlass, total liquidations in derivatives on the major cryptocurrency during this period exceeded $4.82 million.

The Bitcoin price surged 0.55% during the low-volatility weekend, currently trading at $62400. Following the broader market relief rally, the BTC price showcased its sustainability at $60,000 support, bolstering buyers to recuperate the bullish momentum.

Bitcoin short-term holders are “likely taking on more risk” amid long-term holders “likely taking profits,” according to a crypto analyst.

Currently, Bitcoin is moving within a large descending broadening wedge pattern, often signaling bearish momentum. However, recent oversold signals suggest a potential short-term shift. According to analyst Josh of Crypto World, larger volatility, potentially impacting support or resistance levels, may occur as the new trading week begins.

Bitcoin has been experiencing notable price fluctuations lately, stirring a sense of uncertainty among investors and crypto enthusiasts. However, recent insights from on-chain analytics platform Crypto Quant suggest that a potential short-term rally could be on the horizon for the leading cryptocurrency, driven by positive indicators surrounding Coinbase Premium.

Bitcoin is at a critical turning point after facing several days of selling pressure and consolidating above the $60,000 mark. While some analysts and investors are anticipating a massive rally in the coming months, key data indicates that the market may not be ready for a breakout just yet.

Bitcoin hodlers' realized cap sees a snap drop while speculators get more confident in market trajectory.

QCP Capital, a cryptocurrency analysis firm, has issued its latest market commentary, emphasizing significant developments for Bitcoin as the new quarter begins.

When Bitcoin trembles, the whole crypto ecosystem feels the shockwave. On Friday, the Bitcoin Fear & Greed Index, an indicator often closely watched, fell into the “fear” zone, reaching 37.

Banking giant Standard Chartered has issued a cautionary note regarding Bitcoin's price, suggesting it may dip below the $60,000 mark due to escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. However, the bank views this potential decline as a strategic buying opportunity for investors looking to increase their Bitcoin holdings.

Bitcoin is following a past trend, which could soon result in a bull rally.

Cryptocurrency Market Overview: This week's increased volatility in the cryptocurrency market was caused by geopolitical concerns like the Israel-Iran dispute. With a Fear & Greed Index of 41, market sentiment declined while the global market cap grew somewhat by 0.34% to $2.16 trillion.

A new documentary out this coming week is claiming to have solved the biggest mystery on the internet—who created bitcoin?

There's more to like about Bitcoin beyond its enormous upside potential.

The Bitcoin price has somewhat slowed down this weekend, failing to capitalize on its resurgent momentum from Friday, October 4. The premier cryptocurrency continues to hover around the $62,000 mark, reflecting a mere 0.3% decline in the last 24 hours.

Marcos Galperin, founder and CEO of Latin America's e-commerce and financial services giant Mercado Libre, shared his perspective on bitcoin and cryptocurrency. In a recent interview, Galperin stated that he believes cryptocurrencies will play a “very, very important role” in the future of people's finances.

Bitcoin, the leading cryptocurrency, is currently experiencing a remarkable trend: new whales are aggressively accumulating significant amounts of BTC. This surge in accumulation is being described as something the market “has never seen,” indicating a potential shift in market dynamics that could have far-reaching implications for Bitcoin's future price trajectory.

The head macro strategist at Swissblock is predicting major moves for Bitcoin (BTC) in the final quarter of this year. Henrik Zeberg tells his 155,900 followers on the social media platform X that market conditions have reached a critical point that the macro strategist predicted two years ago.

The development of Bitcoin continues to progress with the release of Core version 28.0. This update brings significant improvements in security, performance, and compatibility, thus enhancing the robustness and decentralization of the BTC network.

Bitcoin is showing renewed strength, supported by a notable surge in exchange-traded fund (ETF) inflows, signaling growing investor confidence. After three consecutive days of outflows, spot Bitcoin ETFs saw a robust rebound on Friday, attracting $25.6 million.

Spot Bitcoin ETFs launched the fourth quarter of 2024 on a turbulent note ending the week with a net negative outflow of over $300 million. This development occurred in tandem with Bitcoin's bearish start to October in which it declined over 6% in the first five days of the month.

XRP and DOGE are among the leaders in this adverse trend.

Bitcoin's massive price fluctuations have been captivating the minds of traders and investors for over a decade.

Recent economic indicators hint that Bitcoin may be poised for a significant price surge. Following the latest U.S. jobs report, analysts are weighing the implications of potential Federal Reserve rate cuts on Bitcoin's trajectory.

Popular quant analyst PlanB says crypto whales are staying on the sidelines for now to await the results of a highly anticipated event. In a video update, the pseudonymous analyst tells his 179,000 YouTube subscribers that he believes Bitcoin (BTC) is in a bull market despite its choppy price action over the last eight months.

On October 4, the first inflows of the month were recorded for US spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs), marking a rebound after a $400 million drop in the initial three days of trading.

Bitcoin shows strength; demand rises, whales hold, upward price trend likely ahead.

Bitcoin hovers above $60K amid ETF outflows and Middle East unrest. US jobs data shows resilience, while oil price trends hint at market sentiment shifts.

Recent developments in the cryptocurrency market reveal a remarkable surge in spot Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) holdings. According to data from Glassnode, a leading blockchain intelligence platform, U.S. ETFs now hold about 4.6% of the total Bitcoin supply, which is valued at an astounding $58 billion.

A mysterious Bitcoin whale just moved $3.58 million worth of BTC to the Kraken exchange, according to Arkham Intelligence. What's behind this big move?

For over a decade, the identity of Satoshi Nakamoto, the anonymous creator of Bitcoin, has fueled rumors and speculation. An elusive figure, who revolutionized modern finance before mysteriously disappearing.

Bitcoin's price has recently experienced a decline following news of conflict in the Middle East. However, the market has seemingly found a footing.

As bitcoin enters Q4 2024, investors question if this cycle will break from past trends, driven by global adoption, institutional interest, and supply factors.

Lawrence Lepard, Managing Partner at Equity Management Associates, shared his views on the future of gold and Bitcoin amidst potential economic turmoil. In a recent discussion with Stephan Livera, Lepard speculated that we are approaching a pivotal moment he terms the “next big print,” which could trigger major price movements in both assets.

According to data from CoinMarketCap, Bitcoin currently hovers near the $62,000 price mark with no significant movement in the past day. Notably, the premier cryptocurrency has slipped into a minor consolidation state since the little gains recorded on Friday.

Bitcoin (BTC) is back in the fear zone, and for seasoned crypto investors, this shift in sentiment often signals a potential buying opportunity. The cryptocurrency market, known for its volatility, remains highly sensitive to global events, particularly when it comes to Bitcoin, the world's largest and most influential digital asset.

Bitcoin has been trading below short term holders' realized price of $63,000, risking a sell-off.