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Stocks and cryptocurrencies have been on the decline since Thursday, although analysts say this week’s bad economic reads should have caused a bigger selloff
There’s not quite blood in the streets, but things are looking mighty red for crypto
Bitcoin, after posting another record-high of just under $73,000 Monday, lost 0.7% Tuesday
Crypto is certainly heating up on exchanges — but on-chain it’s already white hot
Bitcoin started another record-setting week Monday, hitting a price of $72,846.65 according to Coinbase
Ether, while still about 20% away from an all-time high, has been accelerating in recent days, relative to bitcoin
The S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite gained 1.2% and 1.7%, respectively, while bitcoin and ether inched their way into the green
Ether isn’t exactly close to record highs, but some validators are still making a move
Bitcoin and ether are commodities, Behnam said, but if the SEC claims otherwise, things could get complicated
The filing also said that Reddit held ether and MATIC “as a form of payment for sales of certain virtual goods”
Investors are waiting to see what central bankers have to say about a remarkable strong labor market and sticky inflation
Even amid a series of high-profile layoff announcements in the tech and media sectors, initial jobless claims filed last week came in slightly lower than expected
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Bitcoin bounced modestly Tuesday, hovering back around $43,500 after its selloff earlier this month
Bitcoin’s market performance was muted Wednesday afternoon as traders and analysts digested news that the SEC has approved 11 bitcoin ETFs
Bitcoin might soon have spot ETFs on US exchanges but it seems traders have already moved onto the next story: Ethereum
If a bitcoin ETF starts trading, there is no telling what it could do to the cryptocurrency’s price, analysts say
Bitcoin and ether dipped Friday, losing 1.5% and 1.7%, respectively, while stocks posted a modest recovery not high enough to turn this week around
Bitcoin was trading 1.5% higher over the past 24 hours Thursday morning, rebounding from the decline that saw the cryptocurrency drop as much as 8% Wednesday
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