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Latest from Daniel Cawrey
Market Liquidations Cause Cascade in Bitcoin Price
The price of bitcoin dropped sharply over the past 24 hours as a confluence of events has led to traders hitting the sell button.

That AlphaPoint $5.6M Funding Round? It's a Band-Aid
The recent $5.6 million injection of capital into New York-based AlphaPoint came from bridge financing via a SAFE, the company confirmed to CoinDesk. But AlphaPoint would not say who provided the financing or its terms.

Bitcoin’s Price Steady Over $9,000 as Sentiment Stays Positive
Bitcoin’s return above the $9,000 mark may have been driven by some of the same forces causing a rally in bonds – a desire for respite from a coronavirus-plagued markets.

Bitcoin Stays Above $9,000 in US Trading
The price of bitcoin broke above $9,000 on a bullish run at 9:00 UTC (4:00 a.m. EST).

Bitcoin Remains Steady Amid Weaker Volume
Bitcoin remains steady, with its 24-hour price in the $8,600-$8,800 range.

Bitcoin Price Falls After One-Hour Volume Spike
An hour of high volume trading on Tuesday resulted in bitcoin trading lower, giving back nearly half of the previous day’s gains.

Coronavirus Is Changing How Crypto Markets Are Trading
Cryptocurrency traders are contending with volatile markets due to the coronavirus).

February Gains Disappear as Bitcoin Drops Below $9k
Crossing below the $9,000 price level is a new low for February 2020. Bitcoin has not traded below the $9,000 threshold since January 27, when it began a march to new highs in the $10,500 range.

Error or Plunder? Report Suggests FCoin Purposely Moved Customer Bitcoin Since 2019
A recent report from Silicon Valley-based Anchain AI wonders out loud whether funds were purposely pilfered by insiders, challenging FCoin’s official line claiming a data error was to blame.

'Bullish' Comments on Reddit a Potential Bitcoin Signal
Could bullish comments on Reddit serve as a momentum indicator for bitcoin? That’s what a recent graphic by startup ChartStar suggests.
