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Bitcoin slips below $71K as on-chain data signals bullish momentum

Bitcoin retraced about 7% after briefly touching the $76,000 mark earlier in the week, as a confluence of macro headlines trimmed risk appetite. A jump in oil prices tied to Middle East tensions and a hotter-than-expected producer price index added headwinds for risk assets, including equities.
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CryptoBreaking·03-20 00:55
Bitcoin slips below $71K as on-chain data signals bullish momentum

Bitcoin Trades Near $70K, Signaling Bottom May Not Be In Yet

Bitcoin (BTC) dipped under $69,000 on Thursday, sliding back into its six-week range after briefly touching highs above $76,000. The retreat comes as futures selling accelerates and demand from U.S.-based investors shows signs of stalling, though analysts argue the market could still mount a
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MAY3.38%
NOT1.48%
IN0.04%
CryptoBreaking·03-20 00:35
Bitcoin Trades Near $70K, Signaling Bottom May Not Be In Yet

Fed Holds Rates as Geopolitical Uncertainty Clouds Crypto Outlook

The Federal Reserve’s Open Market Committee kept the federal funds target range unchanged at 3.5% to 3.75, signaling a wait-and-see stance as policymakers weigh the evolving macro backdrop and the geopolitical shock stemming from the Middle East. The decision preserves a restrictive stance while the
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CryptoBreaking·03-19 22:50
Fed Holds Rates as Geopolitical Uncertainty Clouds Crypto Outlook

Atkins: SEC crypto-law interpretation marks a start, not an end

Regulators are signaling a shift in digital-asset oversight as the SEC outlines an interpretive framework for applying securities laws to crypto. SEC Chair Paul Atkins, in prepared remarks at the Practising Law Institute, said the agency intends to move away from a broad enforcement-first stance
CryptoBreaking·03-19 22:35
Atkins: SEC crypto-law interpretation marks a start, not an end