Bitcoin's price has been on a rollercoaster, recently bouncing back to around $88, 000 after a dip towards $80, 000. While this might seem like good news, there's a lot going on beneath the surface that's causing concern. First off, the market's liquidity has taken a hit. Liquidity refers to how easily assets can be bought or sell without affecting the price. Bitcoi...
Crypto trading has changed a lot since October. The big crash that month didn't just wipe out billions in trades. It also made the market much thinner. Now, it takes less money to move prices up or down. This means traders can expect bigger swings in prices, both up and down. Bitcoin and Ethereum, the two biggest cryptocurrencies, have seen a big drop in liquidity. ...
Bitcoin's value is taking a hit, and it's not just because of the usual ups and downs. Experts are pointing to bigger issues, like money flowing out of the market and overall economic uncertainty. This is making Bitcoin and other digital currencies more volatile. One big name in the crypto world has been talking about this. He said Bitcoin is extra sensitive to thes...
Bitcoin's recent dip to $103, 000 has sparked concerns about a deeper correction. If Bitcoin falls further to $90, 000, it could spell trouble for Ethereum and XRP. Bitcoin's recent performance has been a bit shaky. It closed below some important moving averages, which means the sellers are in control right now. If Bitcoin keeps falling and hits $90, 000, it could c...
Big players in the crypto world are getting a new tool to trade secretly. GoDark, a platform designed for large-scale crypto trades, has just launched. It's backed by major names like Copper and GSR, and it's already attracting big users. So, why is this a big deal? Well, in traditional markets, dark pools are used to trade large amounts of stocks without causing a ...
Crypto's end-of-year outlook is looking pretty good, but there are some things to watch out for. After a big drop on October 10th, things have calmed down a bit. The drop happened because too many people were borrowing too much money, and when some exchanges had to close out trades, it made things worse. Now, prices are steady, but people are still nervous because of...