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Wells Fargo Expects a Stock Market Sell-Off — Bitcoin Price to Follow?

Wells Fargo anticipates U.S. corporate pensions will move $35 billion into fixed income. Analysts believe this may cause a sharp sell-off in the stock market and given the correlation between Bitcoin and stocks, this could leave BTC vulnerable for a pullback.KKM Financial managing director Dan Deming also warned that increased

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Bitcoin Jumps as US Stock Futures Rebound after Coronavirus-induced Sell-off

Bitcoin traded higher on Tuesday following a severe sell-off that saw its prices plunge by circa $900 at the start of this week.The benchmark cryptocurrency jumped to intraday high of $5,466 from its weekly low, up 23.34 percent as traders hunted for short-term profits. The move upside quickly followed a

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Bakkt Attracts $300 Million Funding as Bitcoin Sell-off Continues

Crypto derivatives provider Bakkt raised $300 million in its latest financing round even as its core portfolio asset bitcoin suffered huge losses amidst the Coronavirus-led sell-off.According to the announcement, penned by Bakkt’s CEO Mike Blandina, Intercontinental Exchange, PayU, Microsoft’s M12, Goldfinch Partners, Boston Consulting Group, Pantera Capital, and CMT Digital all

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Down 26%: Bitcoin Sees Worst Sell-Off in 7 Years as Coronavirus Spurs Flight to Safety

Bitcoin (BTC) suffered its biggest drop in seven years, as fears over the spreading coronavirus triggered a new wave of selling in everything from stocks and junk bonds to cryptocurrencies. This came despite a new European Central Bank pledge to pump more cash into panicky markets.  Prices for the largest cryptocurrency

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‘Bond King’ Overestimates Bernie Sanders After Blaming Him for Market Selloff

Jeffrey Gundlach says the stock market is pricing in a Bernie Sanders presidency, hence the rout. He claims that the underperforming healthcare sector indicates that coronavirus is not the catalyst of the stock market crash. Coronavirus is causing serious supply chain disruptions and may be the real reason why

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