BTC.D

BTC.D, or Bitcoin Dominance, is a critical metric in the cryptocurrency markets, reflecting the market share of Bitcoin relative to the total market capitalization of all digital assets. This key indicator offers valuable insights into investor sentiment, market trends, and the overall health of the cryptocurrency ecosystem. As token values increase in dollar terms, their true growth should be measured in Bitcoin terms. Follow Blockworks for in-depth coverage, expert analysis, and up-to-date information on BTC.D and other vital metrics that influence the dynamic world of cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology.
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Bitcoin and equities rallied late in the session, suggesting rate hikes may be mostly priced in and may not push markets down in the future

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Investors are likely expecting a non-aggressive approach to interest rates following Wednesday’s change, leading to a jump in markets

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The EU bill to regulate crypto removed language that would have effectively banned mining, sending crypto markets up, while equities fell amid tensions with Russia

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Biden announced plans among the US, European Union and G7 nations to remove Russia’s trade status, deepening the economic burden on the country

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Talks between Russia and Ukraine ended in a stalemate, leaving investors with little hope for a diplomatic end to the conflict

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The cryptocurrency was up as much as almost 10% intraday, before ending stock trading with a 7.96% pop

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Investors are watching the developing conflict in Ukraine and await Biden’s executive crypto order and new interest rates

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Secretary of State Blinkin revealed that the US was seeking to ban Russian oil imports, sending oil prices to their highest since 2008

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BTC, ETH and equity markets saw a sharp sell-off after Russia bombed Europe’s largest power plant

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BTC regained correlation with safe-haven assets this week, only to diverge Thursday

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The S&P 500 rose by 1.86%, while the Nasdaq and Dow jumped 1.7% and 1.79%, respectively.

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Increasing divergence between cryptocurrencies and equities has prompted suggestions that bitcoin has become a risk-off asset

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A collapsing ruble and the threat of bank account seizures may be leading Russians to bitcoin to avoid financial ruin

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The Ukrainian president criticized the country’s allies for their lack of assistance in stopping the Russian advance

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Bitcoin started the day down as much as 7.5% after news broke that Russia had invaded Ukraine

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Stocks have plunged to their lowest point since June 2021 as the country has continued to amass troops along Ukraine’s border

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Putin’s advancement of troops into Ukraine has heightened fears of an invasion, leading to further losses in both crypto and equity markets

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European equity markets fell Monday while cryptocurrency traders were largely unphased

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The unfolding situation in Eastern Europe has ratcheted up market uncertainty, leading investors to sell or stick to the sidelines

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The prospect of an executive order from the US president relating to cryptocurrencies added to market uncertainty

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The US and NATO say Russia has not partially removed troops from Ukraine’s border yet, causing more fear among investors

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Tensions at Ukraine’s border eased slightly after positive remarks from Putin, leading to a jump in both cryptocurrencies and stocks

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Market uncertainty continues to mount as St. Louis Fed President calls for quicker rate hikes and tensions build between Russia and Ukraine

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Uncertainty and fear in the market continue to ramp up as tensions in Ukraine mount and investors prepare for aggressive rate hikes

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