Bitcoin could be headed for $70K ‘goblin town’ on ETF exodus: Hayes
Large hedge funds playing the ETF arbitrage game are starting to unwind their positions, putting more selling pressure on Bitcoin, says BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes.
Large hedge funds playing the ETF arbitrage game are starting to unwind their positions, putting more selling pressure on Bitcoin, says BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes.
Sustained buying by institutional investors pushed Bitcoin above $100,000, opening the doors for a retest of the all-time high.
The directors of the Securities and Exchange Commission’s regional offices will reportedly be soon out of a job as the agency looks to cut costs.
Bitcoin’s sell-off shows no signs of forming a bottom, which is destroying traders’ appetite for altcoins.
The legislation also requires state pension funds to evaluate investing in crypto exchange-traded funds, and covers the right to self-custody and crypto mining.
Bitcoin’s bounce above $94,000 suggests that the bulls remain buyers on dips, increasing the possibility of a retest of $100,000.
NYSE Arca has filed a proposal with the SEC to list and trade shares of the Grayscale Cardano Trust on the stock exchange.
Bitcoin’s fall below $90,000 is a negative sign, but the bulls are expected to vigorously defend the $85,000 level.
US officials have seized $31 million worth of crypto linked to a 2021 hack of Uranium Finance, a now-defunct DeFi platform on BNB Chain.
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