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Why Bitcoin Long-Term Holders Seem To Be Losing Faith In BTC

Current market conditions hinder bullish market movements even for Bitcoin, which is arguably the king of cryptocurrencies. Recently, a crypto analyst named nino released an analysis showing that long-term Bitcoin positions are being liquidated.  As this develops, experts in the cryptocurrency market have warned that the U.S. Federal Reserve’s efforts to

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Goldman Remains Cautious on Tesla Stock but Projects It Will Do Well Long-Term

Having taken a prolonged beating, Tesla stock stokes fresh concern as Goldman cuts price target and Twitter worries alienate investors.Tesla Inc (NASDAQ: TSLA) stock recently fell after Goldman Sachs cut its price target from $305 to $235. However, the banking giant maintained its Buy rating on the electric vehicle maker’s stock due to

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Crypto Declared Dead Yet Again As Bitcoin Hits All-Time High In Long-Term Investor Holdings

BTC Conviction is at an all-time high as long-term investors keep adding to their BTC stack unfazed by the recent news and fallouts according to data from Glassnode.Crypto has been declared dead quite a few times as Fear and Uncertainty is at highs in the crypto industry. Although low conviction

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Institutional Investors Increased Allocations During Crypto Winter, Long-Term Price Outlook Positive – Featured Bitcoin News

A recent survey sponsored by the Nasdaq-listed crypto exchange Coinbase shows that institutional investors increased their allocations during the crypto winter. The firm emphasized that there is “a strong signal of the acceptance of crypto as an asset class” and “the price outlook over the long term remains positive.” Coinbase’s Institutional

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Crypto Winter No Longer Has Big Impact on Long-Term Industry Growth, EY Executive Says – Markets and Prices Bitcoin News

EY’s global blockchain leader says that for the first time ever, crypto’s price swings do not have that big of an impact on the long-term growth of the industry. Nonetheless, he stressed: “It is also important that regulators crack down on obvious Ponzi schemes faster and with more severity.” EY’s Brody

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