I need to know something I had AGIX IN MY SPOT HOLDING BUT NOW IT HAS DISAPPEARED

#Binance announced to close all #FET #AGIX #OCEAN tradeS on 25th and auto adjustment will be done. Anyone has any idea how as I closed all on 25th

I have failed to understand this and many other people I believe #Binance as a reputable exchange should closed all the position or they should have delisted #FET #Ocean #AGIX few days back as people are confused and loosing money with open future positions and they do not have any clue what to do or how to handle this situation.

$FET this token and its team proof that they are scammers. they r going to eat hard earn money from these three projects. spot holders got token but what about future traders and their open positions?? ?
as u know these tokens are so dumped now we all r in huge loss, so how can exchanges close our positions in loss? ?? #binance should have closed and advised community to stay away from this coin till merger

Bitcoin (BTC) dropped briefly below $63,000 on Thursday as cryptocurrencies tumbled following fresh data showing hotter inflation and slower growth in the U.S. in the first quarter.
The U.S. government's preliminary report for first quarter GDP showed growth of just 1.6%, substantially lower than the 2.5% analysts estimated and down from 3.4% in the fourth quarter of 2023. Meanwhile, the GDP price index came in slightly hotter than expected at 3.1% and up from 1.6% in the previous quarter.

The disappointing inflation data report spooked investors, with hopes for interest rate cuts this year dimming further, hitting risk assets across all markets. Major U.S. stock indexes such as the S&P 500 and the tech-heavy Nasdaq began the trading session down nearly 2%, while the 10-year U.S. Treasury bond yield jumped 8 basis points to 4.73%, its highest reading since November.
BTC at one point slid more than 4%, hitting a $62,800 low before recovering to $63,700 recently. Ether (ETH) was also down 4% during the same period, changing hands at around $3,100.

Market analysts at K33 Research are cautioning that the potential return of over $9 billion worth of Bitcoin from the Mt. Gox era could have a negative impact on the cryptocurrency's price. According to Anders Helseth and Vetle Lunde, researchers at K33, the recent updates provided to Mt. Gox creditors, revealing the amount of cryptocurrency and fiat owed to them along with repayment dates, suggest that Bitcoin repayments could commence as early as next month.
Mt. Gox's collapse in February 2014, following a series of undetected hacks, left 127,000 creditors waiting for the return of their funds. The exchange owes them over $9.4 billion in Bitcoin, $72 million in Bitcoin Cash, and $445.8 million in fiat currency (69 billion Japanese yen). While the release of Bitcoin may not directly result in selling pressure, the sheer quantity of 142,000 BTC and 143,000 BCH involved could unsettle the market, creating what analysts refer to as an "overhang."

The analysts highlight that the return of Mt. Gox coins have the potential to significantly impact Bitcoin's price in the coming weeks. The current price of Bitcoin hovers above $66,700, but recent volatility has been attributed to various factors such as geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and the Bitcoin halving that took place on April 20.

The Mt. Gox trustees began contacting creditors in January to verify their identities and the crypto exchange accounts used for repayment. Some creditors have already received Japanese yen repayments, while others reported receiving additional fiat transfers in March. The final repayment deadline for base, lump-sum, and intermediate repayments is currently set for October 31, 2024, although this date may be subject to change.

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Bitcoin Bulls Pin Hopes on Weaker Dollar to Extend Rally
Some banks, however, foresee a continued dollar strength on the back of divergent interest rate expectations and the threat of U.S. tariffs.

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Updated Apr 24, 2024 at 1:07 p.m.
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The Dollar Index's (DXY) recent pullback has crypto traders betting on a continued weakness in the greenback and a renewed bitcoin rally.
Societe Generale and Scotiabank expect the dollar to remain firm due to divergent interest rate expectations.
Barclays said a potential escalation of trade war between the U.S. and China could bode well for the dollar.

Crypto traders are anticipating a renewed weakness in the U.S. dollar, which would catalyze risk-taking and extend the rally in bitcoin (BTC). However, some banks are forecasting continued dollar strength.
Since mid-March, bitcoin has mainly traded between $60,000 and $70,000, CoinDesk data show. The rally in bitcoin, which began in October last year, has paused, likely due to dwindling expectations of Fed rate cuts and a bounce in the dollar index, which tracks the greenback’s value against major fiat currencies.

The DXY picked up a bid at 102.35 on March 8 and rose to a five-month high of 106.52 last week, according to data from charting platform TradingView. Since then, it has pulled back slightly to 105.70, giving hope to crypto bulls.
“DXY dollar index hit resistance at 106 as expected and has started to turn over. A move back towards 102-103 will turbocharge this rally. The timing makes sense because bitcoin is primed to move to $90,000 in the short term. Longer term, I expect DXY at 92, perhaps by late 2025,” Mike Alfred, a value investor and founder and managing partner at value fund Alpine Fox LP, said on X Tuesday.

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BlackRock's spot bitcoin ETF continued its hot streak on Monday, adding inflows for the 70th straight day. That put the financial giant's ETF in the top 10 of exchange-traded funds with the longest daily streaks of inflows.

Earlier on Monday, Bloomberg senior ETF analyst Eric Balchunas posted a graphic to X demonstrating that if BlackRock's fund, ticker IBIT, succeeded in registering a 70th consecutive day of net inflows it would rank the exchange-traded fund among some of the most successful in history.

"IBIT inflow streak currently at 69 days. One more day and it moves into top 10 and ties JETS," Balchunas posted. The JETS exchange-traded fund, which combines shares in companies operating in the airline industry, has also achieved 70 straight days of inflows, according to data posted by Balchunas. Before Monday, JETS sat alone at number 10.

BlackRock's spot bitcoin ETF had a net inflow of $20 million on Monday, according to HODL15Capital. SosoValue data showed a $19.65 million net inflow for the ETF on the same day.

$BTC DOMINANCE UPDATE
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On the H2 timeframe level, the price action of $BTC DOMINANCE has formed out the Double Bottom pattern level where the price action has broken out the neckline of the pattern level and filled out the FVG gap level up there.

The increase in the volume of $BTC dominance can show us the dominancy in the price.

Can#Bitcoin do this ? Share your thought and experience

May be one reason #Bitcoin dumping