Bitcoin Slips to $63K as Crypto Market Faces More U.S. Regulatory Pressure
Despite the recent bounce, the correction isn’t over, said one technical analyst, expecting bitcoin to fall to the low-mid $50,000 area before rallying to new all-time highs.
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Despite the recent bounce, the correction isn’t over, said one technical analyst, expecting bitcoin to fall to the low-mid $50,000 area before rallying to new all-time highs.
Bitcoin will likely trade in a range between $60,000 and $70,000 through the next few months, the former BitMEX CEO said.
Recent U.S. economic data could prompt more hawkish forward guidance from the Federal Reserve.
Despite muted anticipation for the new products, an executive of one of the issuers reportedly expects that the first-day issuance of the Hong Kong offerings will exceed the U.S. debut in January.
The yen’s volatile episode may spread to other fiat currencies as U.S. rate cuts remain elusive amid sticky inflation, which could drive investors to gold and bitcoin, Noelle Acheson said in an interview.
Increasing concerns about sticky inflation hit risk assets across all markets including cryptos.
Crypto-focused stocks also bounced higher, led by bitcoin miners Riot Platforms and Hut 8.
BTC chart (CoinDesk data)
Large bitcoin investors haven’t started to buy the dip yet, suggesting that the correction may continue for a while, an LMAX Group strategist noted.
Bitcoin has also given up some of its early Monday bounce, returning down to the $64,000 level.