BTC
It turns out that bitcoin never actually hit an all-time high in March. Thanks a lot, inflation.
Historically, positive returns have been a bit more of a toss-up during the year’s 11th month
Recent inflows suggest people “recognizing that the train may leave the station sometime around the election,” Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan said
Option premiums and estimated daily volatility for bitcoin are projected to rise significantly around Nov. 6-8
VanEck’s Matthew Sigel noted this morning that bitcoin, which had lagged with low volatility before the 2020 election, is doing the same now
The proposal notes a corporation’s “fiduciary duty” to maximize shareholder value by protecting profits from debasement in an inflationary world
Safe-haven assets are in demand as conflict continues in the Middle East and concerns about a global growth slowdown persist, analysts note
Plus, the highlights from Q3 earnings reports so far
Plus, could we carve out new all-time highs before the election?
Plus, slicing and dicing crypto market cycles in a new way
Plus, would crypto be better out of the limelight?
Factors contributing to crypto market moves include China stimulus, comments from BlackRock’s CEO and the delay of an expected sell pressure event
Plus, the EU’s first DLT pilot regime is set to debut next month
Plus, correlations between ETF flows and BTC’s price, and Ethena expands USDe backing
When Permissionless III wraps on Friday, there will be 26 days left until the 2024 presidential election
Bitcoin is now in the second half of its bull market, if the previous ones are anything to go by
Why bitcoin’s major run may be later than usual
Various factors are likely to temper strong jobs data-spurred optimism in the short term, industry watchers say
Plus, tokenization is still the talk of the town
Plus, Sky’s soaring stablecoin and simpler bitcoin staking
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