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Bitcoin Fear and Greed Index hit new lows as BTC struggles to break crucial resistance
Bitcoin Fear and Greed Index hit new lows as BTC struggles to break crucial resistance

Share link:In this post: The Bitcoin Fear and Greed Index has fallen to “extreme fear” (25), the lowest level it has reached since January 2023. BTC failed to breach the $60,000 price mark twice in the last two days. Bitcoin’s falling price has been linked to the ongoing Mt. Gox repayments, which started on July 5.Disclaimer. The information provided is not trading advice. Cryptopolitan.com holds no liability for any investments made based on the information provided on this page. We strongly recommend ind

Cryptopolitan·2024/07/12 15:31
German Bitcoin Sell-Off Nears Completion, Here’s How Much Is Left
German Bitcoin Sell-Off Nears Completion, Here’s How Much Is Left

At the current pace, Germany could complete the sell-off soon, having unloaded around 35,000 BTC this week alone.

Cryptopotato·2024/07/12 13:43
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11:23
During the European session, the US Dollar Index fell sharply, erasing all of yesterday’s gains and is currently down 0.31% at 99.21.
European session, the US Dollar Index fell sharply, erasing all of yesterday's gains. It is currently down 0.31%, at 99.21.
11:17
U.S. fintech company Ramp reaches a valuation of $44 billion in latest funding round
Jinse Finance reported that on June 4, the American fintech company Ramp reached a valuation of 44 billion USD in its latest round of financing.
11:15
Corn and soybeans fall for five consecutive days to reach multi-month lows as favorable U.S. crop weather triggers a wave of fund liquidation
Chicago corn and soybean futures fell further on Thursday, hitting multi-month lows. The CBOT corn main contract dropped 1.1% to $4.2675 per bushel, marking a new low since February 20 for the second consecutive trading day. CBOT soybeans fell 0.6% to $11.475 per bushel, reaching the lowest since April 8. CBOT wheat fell 0.1% to $5.865 per bushel, the lowest since April 14. All three contracts are set for a fifth consecutive day of declines.According to the head of a consultancy, the broadly positive outlook for US corn and soybean crops prompted investment funds to continue selling. These funds have built near-record long positions in major crops this year. On the demand side, muted purchases of US crops are also putting pressure on prices.From a market sentiment perspective, the Israel-Lebanon ceasefire agreement drove crude oil lower, which also weakened support for biofuel crops such as corn and soybean oil. The start of the US winter wheat harvest and improved production prospects in key exporting country Russia have shifted market focus back to ample global supply. Traders are also monitoring the potential impact of a case of New World screwworm in Texas on livestock and feed demand. Overall, the seasonal supply fundamentals of crops are once again dominating price discovery, and geopolitical premiums are rapidly exiting the agricultural markets.
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