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When Is a Good Time to Buy Bitcoin?
Portfolio risk tech firm Thor Financial exited its bitcoin position last November when the cryptocurrency was changing hands around $62,000. BTC has since pulled back below $43,000. Thor Financial CIO Brad Roth shares insights into his firm's investment strategy and advice, discussing when might be a good re-entry point. Plus, tips to lower volatility.
Where's the Price for Bitcoin Headed After Transactions Down From November Peak?
Three days after recording the longest losing streak since 2018, bitcoin is rising from oversold levels and trading above the $40,000 support level. Prime Trust's Rodrigo Vicuna discusses his take on bitcoin's price volatility and trading activity. Plus, reactions to Fed Chair Jerome Powell's comments at his confirmation hearing on whether rate hikes and tapering could affect long-term positive sentiment.
Pantera Capital Exec: Bitcoin’s Retreat a ‘Healthy Correction’
As bitcoin has lost over 39% of its value since hitting record highs near $69,000 in November, Paul Veradittakit, partner at Pantera Capital, discusses his reading of the crypto markets. “It’s a healthy correction,” Veradittakit said. Plus, tips for navigating crypto market volatility and breaking down how he sees the year ahead.
Bitcoin Down as Stocks and Oil Prices Fall
Bitcoin continues to retreat as stocks and oil prices also suffer from the strength of the U.S. dollar. Managing Director of the Strategic Funds Marc Lopresti discusses the potential factors driving bitcoin’s price lower, his strategy for navigating volatility in the crypto markets, and his 2022 bitcoin price outlook.
La caída de la volatilidad de Bitcoin podría aumentar su atractivo y hacer posible que alcance los 130.000 dólares, según JPMorgan: informe
El gigante bancario estadounidense dijo que la disminución de la volatilidad de la Criptomonedas podría aumentar su atractivo para los inversores institucionales.
El diferencial de volatilidad implícita entre Ether y Bitcoin apunta a un mercado impulsado por la macroeconomía
Históricamente, el diferencial de volatilidad implícita ha demostrado ser un indicador confiable de los próximos cambios en el liderazgo del mercado.
La actividad en cadena sugiere que la volatilidad del precio de Bitcoin continuará, gracias a las 'ballenas'
La volatilidad del precio de Bitcoin se disparó en enero y podría aumentar aún más en el NEAR plazo porque las “ballenas” han comenzado a acumular monedas.
