Bitcoin (BTC) failed to hold $69,000 as the weekend began amid predictions of fresh macro lows next. Key points: BTC price ...
A sharp drop in the bitcoin price while CME was shut leaves bitcoin futures trading well below Friday’s close.
CME Bitcoin futures reopened with a massive $6,800 gap, the second-largest on record, after weekend selling pushed prices lower ...
BTC was inching closer to the $84K CME gap, with many eyes on this critical level. Historically, CME gaps have been magnets for price movement, often pulling Bitcoin higher to close them.
Bitcoin’s weekend plunge opened a rare CME futures gap, as macro and geopolitical pressures drove a broad deleveraging.
Futures pointed to another day of losses for U.S. stocks as fears over the scale of artificial-intelligence spending weighed ...
Bitcoin hit a key BTC price target from the start of January, with other CME futures gaps now above price, but traders remained cautious. That move marked the lowest levels since the start of January, ...
Bitcoin is trading around $65,000 right now.
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