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Where do you see BTC in Next 1 Week , 1 Month , 1 Year?
1) 80k -85k Weekly
2) 48k to 58k Monthly closing
3) 120k Yearly closing
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1) 80k -85k Weekly
2) 48k to 58k Monthly closing
3) 120k Yearly closing
#BinanceLaunchpool #btctraders #BinanceBTC
There is no room for #BinanceBTC at the top anymore.
Blackrock and Vanguard collectively own 10% of Coinbase.
Both have applied for a #BTC #Spot #etf
This is the plan of the elite.
Blackrock and Vanguard collectively own 10% of Coinbase.
Both have applied for a #BTC #Spot #etf
This is the plan of the elite.
In 2020, people were concerned when #Bitcoin was valued at $3,0000.
In 2024, there are still concerns with Bitcoin at $56800.
What will the situation be like in 2028?
#BTC☀ #BinanceBTC #AqibAlpha #TelegramCEO
In 2024, there are still concerns with Bitcoin at $56800.
What will the situation be like in 2028?
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What 🤯 BTC Price will be $82,456.93
Bitcoin (BTC) Price Prediction 2030 $BTC
According to your price prediction input for Bitcoin, the value of BTC may increase by +5% and reach $ 82,456.93 by 2030.According to the consensus rating, the current sentiment is bullish.
Year Price
2024 $ 61,530.63
2025 $ 64,607.16
2026 $ 67,837.52
2027 $ 71,229.40
2030 $ 82,456.93
Current BTC Price
$ 61,155.63
+1.9%
(24H)
#WeAreAllSatoshi #BTC☀ #BitcoinTherapist #BinanceSquareFamily #BinanceBTC
Bitcoin (BTC) Price Prediction 2030 $BTC
According to your price prediction input for Bitcoin, the value of BTC may increase by +5% and reach $ 82,456.93 by 2030.According to the consensus rating, the current sentiment is bullish.
Year Price
2024 $ 61,530.63
2025 $ 64,607.16
2026 $ 67,837.52
2027 $ 71,229.40
2030 $ 82,456.93
Current BTC Price
$ 61,155.63
+1.9%
(24H)
#WeAreAllSatoshi #BTC☀ #BitcoinTherapist #BinanceSquareFamily #BinanceBTC
Sudden Bitcoin Price Spike Pushes Crypto Liquidations to $285 Million
Bitcoin's sudden price jump to nearly $68,000 Tuesday ruined loads of short positions—but now long positions are crumbling as the price dips.
As Bitcoin's price continues to shoot upwards, traders betting on the asset to go down are feeling the pain. But so are those betting on the price going up.
The biggest digital asset by market cap was fast closing in on $68,000 per coin earlier Tuesday amid a sudden spike, according to CoinGecko. However, the rise was short-lived, with the gains being completely erased.
Bitcoin is now trading hands for just above $65,200, after hitting a daily high of $67,803 per data from CoinGecko. And on America's biggest crypto exchange, Coinbase, Bitcoin landed less than $70 away from $68,000 per coin earlier.
Bitcoin's sudden rise has hurt futures traders who were shorting the coin, or betting on its price to go down. Over the past 24 hours, $130 million in short positions have been liquidated across all cryptocurrencies, CoinGlass data shows.
But with the quick plunge to follow the rise, now long position liquidations have actually overtaken the shorts during the span, with about $155 million worth. That puts the combined total at about $285 million over the past 24 hours across all assets.
The asset's rise comes as investors throw money at the newly-approved exchange-traded funds (ETFs) that give exposure to the coin. On Monday, over $556 million hit the American investment vehicles—the largest inflow the first week of June.
Last week, investors were likewise feeling bullish, putting some $419 million in Bitcoin-related funds worldwide in a rebound week following outflows the week prior.
Ethereum's price also spiked earlier today, hitting a high of $2,677 at 9am New York time. The second-biggest coin has since dropped, though, and is now trading for $2,560.
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Bitcoin's sudden price jump to nearly $68,000 Tuesday ruined loads of short positions—but now long positions are crumbling as the price dips.
As Bitcoin's price continues to shoot upwards, traders betting on the asset to go down are feeling the pain. But so are those betting on the price going up.
The biggest digital asset by market cap was fast closing in on $68,000 per coin earlier Tuesday amid a sudden spike, according to CoinGecko. However, the rise was short-lived, with the gains being completely erased.
Bitcoin is now trading hands for just above $65,200, after hitting a daily high of $67,803 per data from CoinGecko. And on America's biggest crypto exchange, Coinbase, Bitcoin landed less than $70 away from $68,000 per coin earlier.
Bitcoin's sudden rise has hurt futures traders who were shorting the coin, or betting on its price to go down. Over the past 24 hours, $130 million in short positions have been liquidated across all cryptocurrencies, CoinGlass data shows.
But with the quick plunge to follow the rise, now long position liquidations have actually overtaken the shorts during the span, with about $155 million worth. That puts the combined total at about $285 million over the past 24 hours across all assets.
The asset's rise comes as investors throw money at the newly-approved exchange-traded funds (ETFs) that give exposure to the coin. On Monday, over $556 million hit the American investment vehicles—the largest inflow the first week of June.
Last week, investors were likewise feeling bullish, putting some $419 million in Bitcoin-related funds worldwide in a rebound week following outflows the week prior.
Ethereum's price also spiked earlier today, hitting a high of $2,677 at 9am New York time. The second-biggest coin has since dropped, though, and is now trading for $2,560.
#BTC500K #BTC1D #BinanceBTC $BTC
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