A crypto analyst is sounding the alarm about Bitcoin (BTC), warning investors to sell their coins before the next price crash. According to the market expert, Bitcoin could be preparing for another major correction, but this time, it's in the $40,000 range.
Analysts warn that the Bitcoin rally was fueled by speculative futures trading, mirroring conditions that preceded the 2022 crypto crash.
Fed rate decision keeps rates at 3.5% to 3.75% as Bitcoin drops below $75K after split FOMC vote.
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Bitcoin's recent rejection near key resistance has raised fresh concerns about the strength of its ongoing rally. After a steady climb, signs of selling pressure are beginning to emerge, hinting that bullish momentum may be weakening.
Despite Kevin Warsh's reputation as a distinctly pro-crypto figure, his looming confirmation as the next Federal Reserve Chair might spell short-term trouble for Bitcoin.
Despite initial volatility following the Federal Reserve's decision to hold interest rates, bitcoin reclaimed the $76,000 level, positioning it for a double-digit gain in April. Key Takeaways Bitcoin reclaimed $76,000 after the Fed's rate pause, eyeing a 13% gain by the end of April.
Bitcoin is pinned near $76,000 below $79,000 resistance as ETF outflows, Fed infighting, and record shorts sap risk appetite and keep volatility unnaturally muted.
Adam Back says the US may hold seized Bitcoin, not buy more, while maintaining his $1M price target before 2028 halving.
Bitcoin has not entirely lost its newfound upside momentum despite a pullback to the $75,000 price level. However, traders appear to be gradually switching into a bearish stance on BTC as evidenced by growing short positions around the leading cryptocurrency asset, particularly among seasoned investors.
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