Chiusura precedente | 4.221,02 |
Aperto | 4.241,01 |
Volume |
Min-Max giorno | 4.241,01 - 4.290,67 |
Intervallo di 52 settimane | 3.491,58 - 4.325,28 |
Media Volume | 4.272.257.301 |
Ether and other major cryptos spent much of the day in positive territory.
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Investors awaited a House vote on the debt ceiling deal, scheduled for Wednesday.
The renewed bias for bitcoin puts is consistent with the increased demand for downside protection seen in the options market tied to S&P 500.
The largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization sank below $26.2K early Wednesday after disappointing U.K. inflation data.
Although the stock seems due for a correction, selling into earnings is a huge risk.
Ether and most other major altcoins rise slightly, even as stocks drop amid worries about whether U.S. lawmakers will reach an agreement before June 1.
Growth stocks are leading the way this year. The S&P 500 Growth Index has rallied 11%.
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Equities slid. Investors will be watching Wednesday's release of the April Consumer Price Index for clues about the Federal Reserve's next monetary policy decision.
The debate over the debt ceiling in Washington continues to wear on as the supposed default deadline, or ‘x-date,’ inches closer each day.
BTC traded flat after a slight dip early Thursday. Ether also traded in a narrow range.
The British pound has pulled back over the last couple of days against the Japanese yen, but it does look like it’s trying to find support nearly ¥169 level.
BTC was down about 1% after the U.S. central bank boosted the Federal Funds rate by 25 basis points. Fed Chair Jerome Powell noted that the central bank had omitted language signaling rate hikes at upcoming meetings.
Two charts show big outflows in popular discretionary and technology groups. History suggests a bounce could be around the corner.
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BTC’s recent price drop can be interpreted as “a period of consolidation and a healthy correction after an explosive move upwards past $30,000 over the last several months,” one analyst says.
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Many cite elevated valuations as a reason stocks can’t rally. They’re missing the forest for the trees, cites Alec Young of MAPsignals.
Bitcoin rose/fell to $XX,XXX in the minutes following the report.
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ETH’s price slid 1.7% on Thursday, the day after reaching its nine-month high. The Ethereum upgrade is scheduled to occur April 12.
Bitcoin continues to move in lockstep with the Nasdaq to S&P 500 ratio. The positive correlation suggests bitcoin is still a risk asset.