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Nvidia stock falls below 200-day moving average for first time in a year
Nvidia shares fell below their 200-day moving average after this week’s GTC event failed to revive the stock, even as CEO Jensen Huang projected that
Bitcoin Realized Losses Hit Extremes While Supply Remains Frozen
Some weaker participants are exiting the Bitcoin market while the more inert mass of holders remains passive, Adler Jr. observed in his latest analysis.
Kiyosaki sees Bitcoin at $750k, Ethereum at $95k in post-crash world
Robert Kiyosaki says an imminent “biggest financial bubble in history” will end in a crash that sends Bitcoin to $750k and Ethereum to $95k within
Grayscale eyes Hyperliquid with new HYPE ETF filing
Grayscale has filed an S-1 registration statement for a HYPE ETF, a proposed product that would hold Hyperliquid’s native token and list on Nasdaq under
The Ultimate Launchpad? Why Bitcoin’s Current Price Action Mirrors the 2017 and 2020 Bull Runs
Bitcoin is testing a historic floor zone tied to previous parabolic rallies. Bitcoin briefly climbed past $71,000 early Friday, as it slightly bounced back
Gold slides below $4.5k, crypto is bleeding, and “store of value” myths are cracking
Gold has slipped from above $5,200 while crypto bleeds and silver dumps, exposing “store of value” as a question of volatility, leverage and time horizon,
Hyperliquid’s S&P 500 perpetual tops $100 million in daily volume after licensed launch
Hyperliquid’s newly launched S&P 500 perpetual contract topped $100 million in 24 hour trading volume within days of its debut, quickly becoming one of the
What Caused the Rally and What Comes Next?
TAO “looks like it’s about to go on a massive run,” one analyst argued. Many leading cryptocurrencies have posted slight declines or negligible increases
BlackRock moves $140 million in Bitcoin and Ether to Coinbase Prime
BlackRock moved 47,728 ETH and 544 BTC worth about $140m to Coinbase Prime on March 20, as markets sit on heavy leverage and looming liquidation
Hot inflation and a hot war keep markets on edge
Two things that markets absolutely hate showed up at the same time this week: sticky inflation and military conflict near the world’s most important oil