Weekly Overview
Weekly
Sentiment Turns Positive After Turbulent Trading Week
We’ve had a tumultuous crypto week. This weekend, the market broke through an impasse characterized by worry and doubt, paradoxically triggered by a disturbing event. Is this a temporary rebound? Or are we heading into a period of new gains? Find out more in this Weekly!
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Trading in Ethereum ETFs begins
In the past two eventful weeks, the bitcoin price has risen by more than 25%. Fear and concern have given way to cautious optimism. The Ethereum ETFs have been launched, a high-profile bitcoin conference begins on Thursday, and the bulls see that the path to a new all-time high is relatively short with a 12% increase. But is that a plausible scenario? Find out more in this Weekly!
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Bitcoin Market Revives After Free Fall
Last week, the crypto market once again proved how volatile it can be. After a relatively stable period, the market was rudely awakened by a sudden drop in bitcoin’s price. What began as a seemingly temporary dip below $60,000 became a week of deep losses. Is this just a temporary setback or the start of a longer period of uncertainty? Read more in this Weekly!
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How Determined Are Bitcoin Investors?
In recent weeks, the crypto market has faced headwinds from multiple directions. The resulting price drops test the resolve of investors who have recently bought in. What does their behavior say about whether we are still in a bull market? You'll read more about it in this Weekly!
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Concerns depress crypto market
The cryptocurrency market is currently subdued. Various news events are being cited as reasons for the weak market, such as the German government selling seized bitcoins. But do these events truly explain what's happening? More on this in this Weekly!
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Bull Market Where Doubt Prevails
The sentiment among investors does not currently reflect that we are in a bull market. Frustration dominates. Frustration over the indecision of the price. Frustration over the weakness of their investments. And frustration over the lack of exciting events. Does this fit the current phase of the market cycle? You’ll read more about it in this Weekly!
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Sideways in Jumps
In recent weeks, the bitcoin price has flirted with its record high multiple times. However, the hoped-for breakthrough has not materialized. Instead, the hope for new records has been replaced by doubt over a stalling price. Are there reasons for this? You'll read more about it in this Weekly!
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Money Flow into American Bitcoin Funds Resumes
For the fourth consecutive week, the American spot bitcoin ETFs launched in January have shown positive figures. This trend continues, with an influx of over $800 million on Tuesday. It appears that bitcoin is shaking off its spring lethargy and gearing up for a bright summer. Will this forecast hold? More on that in this Weekly!
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Approval of ether funds part of 'American turnaround'?
The decision has been made. Contrary to initial expectations, the requested spot ether ETFs have been approved by the US regulator. What does this mean for the price of ether? And in what context should the approval be placed? More on this in this Weekly!
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Ether is lifted by ETF rumors
The tranquility of the Pentecost weekend turned out to be no harbinger for the crypto week that followed. Suddenly, excitement arose around Ethereum. The US regulator is said to have changed course and is considering approval of the applications for spot ether ETFs that are currently on the table. More on this in this Weekly. But first: the market update!
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Memes dominate the market once again
The week started Monday with unexpected commotion. A meme phenomenon announced its return and caused spikes in both the stock and crypto markets. You understand, a tumultuous week, not least because important macroeconomic figures are also being released. More about this in this Weekly!
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Bitcoin market oscillates between hope and fear
For many investors, the past week has been a rollercoaster ride. Stocks, bonds, precious metals, and crypto all experienced significant movements. Bitcoin plunged last Wednesday, only to begin an upward trajectory the following day. Is this volatility now behind us? Have digital currencies found their way back up? That, and more, you'll read in this Weekly!
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Bitcoin correction continues
In recent weeks, the American bitcoin ETFs have been a force to be reckoned with. Under their leadership, the bitcoin price soared to new heights. However, in recent weeks, the inflow into the funds has dried up. Sentiment in the crypto market is becoming somewhat gloomier, also due to new measures from US authorities. Is this temporary, or are we facing a long, sober period? That, and more, can be found in this Weekly!
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Bitcoin has passed its halving, now what?
A week ago, the cryptocurrency market geared up for the fourth halving. In the night from Friday to Saturday, it finally happened, and now the fifth so-called reward era is already four days old. How did the halving go? And what's on the agenda next? That, and more, you'll read in this Weekly!
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Crypto market under pressure due to geopolitical tensions
Last weekend, the price of Bitcoin experienced two sharp declines, falling well below $61,000. The unrest between Iran and Israel is cited as the cause. With the halving approaching, geopolitical tensions remain high. What does this mean for the market? That, and more, you'll read in this Weekly!
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What does the halving mean for Bitcoin?
In about 10 days, Bitcoin will have an important, quadrennial event behind it. The so-called halving deeply impacts the earnings of Bitcoin miners. What does that mean for the Bitcoin market? And what impact does the halving have on the price of Bitcoin? All this, and more, you'll read in this Weekly!
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