Selling pressure continues in cryptocurrencies!
Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies have recovered some of the declines experienced in the early hours. But the sector is still weighed down by fears of a sell-off despite hopes for looser US monetary policy.
Bitcoin is trading at $55,830 with a loss of 0.92 percent, following the decline to $54,297 in the last 24 hours.
Bitcoin briefly rose above $58,000 over the weekend after Friday's jobs report signaled a cooling of the US labor market, potentially prompting Federal Reserve officials to cut interest rates as early as September.
But Bitcoin later crashed crypto exchange Mt. It was withdrawn amid renewed fears over selling pressure created by refunds from Gox.
“The inability to break through and protect $57,000 will lead us to set an initial decline target of $50,000,” eToro markets analyst Javier Molina wrote in a research note. “However, regaining $58,000 would mean opening the way first to $60,000 and then to $64,000 lost last week.” would come,” he wrote
Ether, the second largest crypto, fell 1.65% to $2,924.80, but has risen more than 50% in the last 2 months.
In the US, the SEC recently approved critical rule changes to allow spot Ether exchange-traded funds to trade. SEC Chairman Gary Gensler told senators at a recent budget hearing that final approvals for ETFs should come this summer.
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