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Understanding the Impact of Market Volatility on Crypto Trading: A Look at the Risk and Reward in Bitcoin and Altcoins
Crypto whales have been active in accumulating BTC, PEPE, and ENS this week, signaling potential price movements despite recent market fluctuations.
James Howells has faced years of legal setbacks in his attempt to recover 8,000 lost Bitcoins from a Newport landfill. Despite offering millions, he now plans to approach the European Court of Human Rights.
Cooper Scanlon emphasizes the serious vulnerabilities in blockchain infrastructure, especially Ethereum, highlighting the growing threat to global finance and calling for secure innovations like Move programming.
This week in crypto, Pi Network faces criticism over migration issues, Bitcoin resurfaces in dark web activity, and XRP’s potential reclassification as a commodity sparks debate on regulatory impact.
BTC is down 7% this week, but indicators suggest a possible shift in momentum. A breakout above $84,718 could signal a trend reversal.
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- 01:35Fidelity FBTC had a net inflow of 9.2 million USD yesterday, while FETH had a net outflow of 11.6 million USDGolden Finance reports, according to FarsideInvestors monitoring, Fidelity's FBTC had a net inflow of 9.2 million US dollars yesterday, while FETH had a net outflow of 11.6 million US dollars.
- 01:33Goldman Sachs mentioned cryptocurrency for the first time in its annual shareholder letter, acknowledging its increasingly important rolePANews reported on March 15th, according to The Block, Goldman Sachs mentioned cryptocurrency in its annual shareholder letter, acknowledging its increasingly important role in the financial market and competition. Goldman Sachs stated in the letter: "The growth of electronic transactions and the introduction of new products and technologies, including transaction and distributed ledger technology (such as cryptocurrencies) as well as artificial intelligence technology, have intensified competition." "In some cases, our competitors may offer financial products that we do not offer but our customers may prefer, including cryptocurrencies and other digital assets that we cannot or may choose not to provide." While emphasizing the increasing popularity of blockchain and digital assets, the company warned about potential risks such as cybersecurity vulnerabilities and market volatility. "Although the prevalence and application scope of distributed ledger technology, cryptocurrencies, and similar technologies are constantly expanding these technologies are still in their infancy stage which might be vulnerable to cyber attacks or have other inherent weaknesses." The letter also warned that the company faces risks when assisting clients with activities involving blockchain financial products investing in related companies accepting digital assets as collateral.
- 01:28CryptoQuant: The demand for Bitcoin has been continuously weakening since December last yearPANews reported on March 15th that the on-chain analysis platform CryptoQuant tweeted that it is witnessing the weakest demand for Bitcoin this year. It compares the new supply with the supply that has been idle for more than a year to understand current demand dynamics. When this ratio falls below 0, it indicates that demand has turned negative, meaning there's a decrease in actively acquired Bitcoins. As can be seen, demand has been weakening since December and continues to decline over time. This suggests that amidst ongoing political and economic uncertainty, investors are becoming more cautious and may turn to lower-risk assets.